There are multiple pieces of anatomy to the. To paraphrase The Dude, well, that's just like, your opinion, man. Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation. It is really similar to image editing, just like using Photoshop. In the end, you tweak the settings until you get that feel. If the grain effect is too much, maybe you just lower the intensity a little bit.
Then you apply a film grain effect, to give it an analog film look. Then maybe you play with contrast a little, make it darker or lighter.
What do you do? First you desaturate the image, make everything black-and-white. This is basically what it is all about.įor example, if you want to create a "film noir" preset. After you get a grip of several effects and know how to use them, just mix them and create a preset. See what happens when you change a setting or multiple settings. To get a better grip of each effect, first you need to play with them. Curves effect changes overall contrast of the image, etc. LumaSharpen effect sharpens the image, makes the details more visible. Understand what it does, for instance Vibrance effect boosts certain colors according to your liking. There will be a ReShade wiki in the future, once everything becomes more stable. I don't understand how anybody could interpret this data! Kgonepostl wrote: ya but I guess my question is how do these people know what to tweak? There's like a billion options.
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