Neutral AgX-Based LUT

Two comparisons featuring the first four variations of the mod, use the sliders & dropdowns:

Lizzie's bar basement: https://imgsli.com/MjY0OTEw

Centre of Little China: https://imgsli.com/MjY0OTM2

This mod is a LUT intended for vanilla weather & environments - it's based on the AgX colour space / view transform that got added to Blender a while ago; it offers relatively neutral colours, while colours that have a high saturation (neon signs, car lights etc.) get clipped to plain white, similar to how modern cameras handle those colours. It's relatively low contrast, meaning that shadows are relatively bright.

To compensate for this (and to adapt to different monitors, you name it), I've included three versions with mostly minimal differences, and three with major differences:

Regular - All screenshots in the mod gallery are taken with this version

Lighter - A bit lighter than Regular

Darker - A bit darker than Regular I personally prefer this version

Gigabright - Much brighter than Regular, while this doesn't look great on its own, it's fantastic to use in combination with ReShade due to its relatively flat colours

Log AgX NEW - At the request of the user JonDoeOne, a Log version of the LUT, VERY bright, and does require a ReShade; it's very flat. See this album https://imgur.com/a/mzYWmlT for examples

Log Regular NEW - At the request of the user JonDoeOne, this one does NOT have the clipped saturation/whites of the above versions, and definitely does need a ReShade; it's very flat. See this album of night time pics https://imgur.com/a/nb7H3hG for examples

The video below showcases the Darker version of the mod, although YouTube does crush the bitrate a little bit

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Installation:

1) Pick one that piques your interest

2) Unzip the content of the .zip in the main Cyberpunk folder (or just drop the mod in Cyberpunk 2077\archive\pc\mod)

Uninstallation:

1) Delete the mod from the Cyberpunk 2077\archive\pc\mod

Updating / changing version:

1) Delete the old/other version

2) Install the new one with the steps above

Compatibility:

Not compatible with any other LUTs, should be totally fine with everything else though.

Future plans:

I do plan on making a small lighting mod, to add emission to for example the holograms that currently emit no light, and possibly make an env to make the nights darker as a compensation for this mod

Feel free to leave issues & suggestions in the Posts section.