1.1 Changelog

In this version, I achieved a very similar result from the last one, but with less layers of shaders. That means it will have a smaller hit in performance. In my PC, it's now rising the GPU workload in about just 2%.The layers now in use are just the three ones I started with: Technicolor2, Tonemap and LumaSharpen (optional).

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Description:

Color correction reshade with very low performance hit.

Pros:
-Removes the green tint from the vanilla instalation (wtf bethesda?);
-Very low performance hit;
-Dungeons are not much darker;
-Colors are more saturated and vivid;

Cons: 
-Menu and HUD colors will change a little (Very little. not enough to bother me);
-Not as powerful as other image changing reshaders - it's meant to be clean enough not to affect performance;

Instalation:

-Download ReShade 3.0.5 here;
-Run the .exe and choose the game folder. Choose Direct 3d 10+. Then, download the suggested shaders. Uncheck all of them and then check back again "LumaSharpen", "Technicolor2", "Tonemap" and "Curves", "HDR"(do not select these last two unless you are using v 1.0. They are not necessary in v 1.1).
-Copy my preset you donwloaded here to your main game directory;
-In-game, press Shift+F2 and select my .ini (edshadevX.ini) from the droplist. Just follow through to the end of the process without changing anything - it's quite easy.  

To uninstall , just erase the dxgi files (there should be 3 of them) , the reshade-shaders folder and the edshadevX.ini from your main game folder.

Hotkey:

-F10 toggles the color/light balance on/off;
-F11 toggles LumaSharpen on/off

Enjoy!

*Mods used in the screenshots*
-Water Special Edition;
-SFO;
-Horse Texture Replacer;
-Ultrawide Interface;
-SMIM;
-SSE Texture Pack - Osmodius;