JustMyDishonored

Not a professional, just a gamer sharing their own experience.

Note! Images 3 and 7 are the best representation of my preset on a normal screen.

This was all done on an hdr monitor and might not translate well to a standard screen.

My recommendation is to download it, and if it's too dark or too bright, adjust Exposure for brightness and Contrast for the dark areas. The colors should more or less translate well enough.

This Preset uses:

Prod80_03_Levels used to remove the green tint, removes some red that's left over, and adds some blue.

Prod80_04_Contrast/Brightness/Saturation reduces the bright areas using Exporsure, further darkens the dark parts of the image compared the the bright areas with Contrast, then mutes some of the color by lowering the Saturation.

Prod80_06_Chromatic_Abberation adds a small distortion to the edges of the screen for a more 'filmic' look, it's an acquired taste....

HOW TO INSTALL:

• []Download Reshade from the bottom of https://reshade.me/, get the "addon" version if using the HDR Renodx_Addon. Get 32-bit for Steam.

  []Download my preset from the Files section of this mod page.

  Open this file and drag JustMyDishonored.ini file into the same folder as the ReShade_Setup file you downloaded from the first step.[]Now you want to:

  Start the ReShade_Setup program,

  Choose "Dishonored (Dishonored.exe)", NEXT

  And Select DirectX 9.

  []At the bottom of the "Select effects to install:" page click "Browse..."  and you should immediately see the JustMyDishonored among the immediate selections if you had placed it in the same folder as the Reshade program.

  []And finally after having selected it, press Next at the bottom of the "Select effects to install:" page, Reshade will have automatically chosen and downloaded everything needed for the preset, press Finish and you're good to go!

  [](optional) If using the HDR addon, skip the addons presented in the Reshade installation, and instead move the file you downloaded, renodx-dishonored.addon, into the same folder as your Dishonored.exe.. Not sure about Epic or GOG versions, but for Steam: Right-Click the game>Manage>Browse local files and it should be should be in Binaries/Win32.

I've had problems when launching the game where my Reshade preset would turn on other shaders I never had turned on.

- To fix this I set the actual preset file to 'Read-only' by right-clicking the file>Properties> at the bottom is a box for 'Read-only'