Shadow Fall ReShade Collection - Vivid__Cinematic__Balanced

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Shadow Fall ReShade Collection

Vivid & Cinematic Color Grading w/OPTIONAL Balanced Photographic Camera Lens Effects

by TheMercsAssassin

WHAT IS THIS?

Shadow Fall ReShade Collection is a set of four ReShade presets that aims to bring a sense of cinematic flair to the game while also offering more vivid color grading. The lighting and color changes have been play-tested for many hours to ensure you basically maintain visibility just as well as the vanilla game at night and in interiors both during the day and night. The added cinematic effects (depth-of-field, anamorphic camera lens emulation (warping), vignette, chromatic aberration, and film grain) have been thoroughly tested and tweaked as well to ensure they look great while not impacting the gameplay experience negatively. Importantly, each added effect has been given a separate hotkey for quick toggling whenever you'd like. In sum, I have played with all the new effects on for many hours and never once came close to dying because of anything I've added.

The four presets available at launch (more planned for a later date) are Warm (most recommended), Warm Alt., Cool, and Cool Alt. The names are pretty self explanatory, but the main thing to know is that both the Alts have their lighting (exposure and dark levels) reduced to be more milder in case the cinematic flair of the regular versions is not to your liking. I will note that the Warm Alt is the preset with the closest lighting and colors to vanilla. It is also the closest to reality. All the presets maintain the same settings for the cinematic effects, as the goal of the collection in general was to offer the most cinematic experience possible while still keeping the image believable and natural feeling. Basically you should get a photorealistic image though not necessarily a realistic image, per se. As said, the Warm Alt does provide, arguably, a pretty