FIRNIS 1.74 - Image and Light Enhancing (with optional Colour Correction against the green tint)

FIRNIS 1. 74 - IMAGE AND LIGHT ENHANCING

Varnish for your graphics.

FIRNIS is a sophisticated ReShade Preset that functions as the last layer ("fear-niz" is german for "varnish" for paintings) to give a better image with more details, better textures, better bloom and fog and more realistic light emission and flow. It gives you an overall better, more immersive look.

It is meant to be a respectful and serious ReShade. Not a harsh filter that just cranks up contrast and push a colour over everything else. Develop the image, not alter the creators vision and colour grading, but to give the graphics a finishing touch.

It is build in mind to work as a "one tool for all"-solution, working in every situation and setting.

PLEASE THINK OF COMING BACK TO ENDORSE IF YOU LIKE THIS MOD!

It rises and handles image information the shadows, but without lifting daylight or cause clipping in other situation. It's more like... de-clipping. It uses the dynamic range better, synthesizing informations in the shadows. The 'lifted' image is then graded to fit the original's visual proportions.

You will in fact get more to see - nights will be a bit more bright and everything more visible thanks to the surrounding lights, while in the daytime it is just clearer and gets more "pop" and details in the shadows. The sunlight also has more colour and weight, so the warm sunset shows more on surroundings, gives your a more 'realistic' (hurrdurr) perception of light.

It gives you better materials, metal feels more metal and it overall burst your immersion!

Works for every graphical setting and resolution (i can't test it above 1440p or with Raytracing unfortunately - i would love to see some testing).

UNFORTUNATLY, some of the effect doesnt show of well in still screenshots, especially the perception of depth.

It is a pretty subtle reshade after all. As you perceive moving images other than still images, the effect really shows in movement.

So try it out how it suits you.

- a brider dyamic range

- better contrast

- gets rid of The Smudge®

- better light emmision - it fills the space and effects everything a little bit more. Less the feel of lightspheres floating over dark spaces.

- sunlight has more weight and colour

- better skin

- more details and visibility in low light situations and blacked out shadows, shows great in dark situations

- a hint more colourful

- better (and a bit more subtile) bloom and fog

- better distant fog, more defined distance

- faked bouncelight