The Best Type Of Sharp Effects

What is the best sharp effect for Rage shit games like GTA IV and V

FineSharp by JPulowski
LumaSharpen by CeeJay
AdaptiveSharpen by bacondither
Sharpen by Ioxa
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I am good at AO but need information about the best CA effect and Sharp effect available in ReShade
Cuz am trying to make my graphics screen quality like this:

Sharp effect:


Chromatic Aberration (You know when the day is very hot and it feels like your eyes are burning and the sun is directly over you, yea this is CA):

I am familiar with two types of sharpening with Reshade. I use Lumasharpen in every single game to give me some extra crispness. This one works nearly identical to photoshop in its values so that makes it easy for me to understand. I usually use a high overall amount, but keep the "sharp clamp" pretty low, usually around .30 or .35. Playing with the "Offset Bias" will I believe effect the overall width of the sharp pass. So higher values will cover more pixels, while a lower amount will be more focused. I keep the offset bias usually lower than 1, as anything higher causes the image to look fake.

There is also one you missed and its actually under the "Gauss" shader, and that would be unsharp mask. This is helpful for bringing out larger details, however I have noticed that when combined with other shaders it can get very intense even on low values.

Ill do my best to get you some screen shots of what im talking about as I tend to ramble on...

Irkie500 wrote: I am familiar with two types of sharpening with Reshade. I use Lumasharpen in every single game to give me some extra crispness. This one works nearly identical to photoshop in its values so that makes it easy for me to understand. I usually use a high overall amount, but keep the "sharp clamp" pretty low, usually around .30 or .35. Playing with the "Offset Bias" will I believe effect the overall width of the sharp pass. So higher values will cover more pixels, while a lower amount will be more focused. I keep the offset bias usually lower than 1, as anything higher causes the image to look fake.

There is also one you missed and its actually under the "Gauss" shader, and that would be unsharp mask. This is helpful for bringing out larger details, however I have noticed that when combined with other shaders it can get very intense even on low values.

Ill do my best to get you some screen shots of what im talking about as I tend to ramble on...

This helped me so much, thank you mate.

Abby wrote: Chromatic Aberration (You know when the day is very hot and it feels like your eyes are burning and the sun is directly over you, yea this is CA):

This picture has no CA at all though.

High CA on screen edges (I can't believe you didn't see it)

Also on shadow edges and objects with high bloom from sun light (Original game CA effect).

Ah yes now I see it but that's almost nothing, you never played a game with strong Chromatic Aberration lol, this is just a pixel wide.

gauss unsharpen and adaptive sharpening found in customfx
luma sharpen in sweetfx
iofx has something called clarity and highpass sharpening.