Vende's The Most Unimpressive Reshade Presets.

There are 2 presets:

1 - Azurite.

Meant to be used with Community Shaders.

A rather subtle enhancement, just makes the image look nicer, to my preference.

The default version doesn't really do a lot of color alterations,

so might work with other weather mods fine, like Cathedral,

or basically anything that doesn't have HDR in name.

So what it currently adds:

Eye Adaptation

(helps with visibility in dark locations),

Bloom

(Used to soften the image),

Light Room

(a powerful tool to tweak multiple different image settings, used here for

tonemapping and exposure configuration, also adds a subtle vignette

effect),

Bonus LUT Pack:

Does some color scheme and contrast alterations,

You may want to reduce Luma amount if you use stuff like

Skylighting and Terrain Shadows.

I also included a couple of additional presets for different mood

and color palette. See screenshots.

2 - Wander(Legacy):

My very first preset.

This is one is basically meant to be plug and play and recommended to be used either with Wander Weather mod or vanilla weather.

What this preset does: It adds a bit of additional bloom, along with minor lens effect(using Ambient Light shader),

it uses Bonus LUT Pack, preset was picked to not stray too afar from the default color palette,

also adds a bit of sharpening(I could use better sharpening though) to clear out vanilla blur a bit,

on top of that it has Eye Adaptation, which helps with overall visibility,

also uses Filmic Pass Shader to reduce overall game contrast to make the image look smoother.

I forgot to mention Vibrance, yeah it also uses Vibrance to lightly boost multiple colors, orange in

particular, I was designing it with "sunnier look" in mind,

I no longer do any updates to this version, because I no longer use it.

During sunset the image may look a bit oversaturated though.

Installation instruction:

Unpack the ZIP file.

Download Reshade.

Launch Reshade setup.

Pick the game's .exe file(SkyrimTogether.exe for multiplayer)

Pick DirectX11.

Pick the (Azurite/Wander)Vende's Reshade.ini pr