For those who like the original Witcher 3 lighting but would like to add a bit of a grim, cinematic feel to the game. Perpetual Brume does not change the graphics drastically - it doesn't add any artificial bloom or sharpen post-processes. It slightly changes the contrast and saturation of the colors, so that they are more harmonious and natural, while at the same time giving a bit of gravitas. I tried not to ruin the beautiful views from the original game with this preset - sunrises and sunsets, illuminated landscapes or atmospheric interiors. Thanks to Perpetual Brume, the nights are a bit darker and the days a bit smoky, but it doesn't turn nice weather into bleak. In addition, it slightly enhances more distant areas - they are not so heavily covered with a blue aura, at the same time it doesn't disturb the original ambient of the game. Check images for comparison.


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INSTALLATION
- if you don't have a re-shade, download from there:
https://reshade.me/
- when installing first time, remember to select the 'color effects by prod80' package and all the effects
- extract my file contents to The Witcher 3\bin\x64
- when launching a reshade in the game, select the Perpetual Brume preset


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RECOMMENDED MODS
Lighting mods used in screenshots:

No Artificial Player Light
https://www.nexusmods.com/witcher3/mods/2414

More Shadows
https://www.nexusmods.com/witcher3/mods/1886

And that's it!


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LOOKING FOR A PROFESSIONAL ARMOR?
The armors that appears on the screens are also my authorship. You can find them here:

Professional Gear
https://www.nexusmods.com/witcher3/mods/5040

The Seeker Outfit
https://www.nexusmods.com/witcher3/mods/5094