Screenshot Thread

Fallout 4:

SirArthurStreebGreebling wrote: I should really activate my windows..but heres a few fallout shots. Too much gaussian i know but it looks good in motion somehow. Usually i go straight for the gaussian if there's no msaa. Can get away with the massive amount of film grain as well if you just imagine its dust particles or something

Are you using Reinhard or Reinhard Linear?

Elimina wrote: Are you using Reinhard or Reinhard Linear?

Neither, I can't even remember exactly. Its a mix of the old gemfx 1.0.9.0 realistic shader and the true wasteland reshade tweaked to work nicely together. I think the last one was taken with Treym's kodachrome lut with the tuning power set really low as well. You can get that on the nexus, its called "Vintage film looks".

SirArthurStreebGreebling wrote: I should really activate my windows..but heres a few fallout shots. Too much gaussian i know but it looks good in motion somehow. Usually i go straight for the gaussian if there's no msaa. Can get away with the massive amount of film grain as well if you just imagine its dust particles or something.

I personally prefer this more cinematic look to one that's overly saturated and sharpened. I always use Gaussian to soften the image. I like Film Grain too but it usually impacts frame rate too much so I leave it off. I've also become partial to YACA even though I'm not typically a fan of Chromatic Aberration.

robgrab wrote: I personally prefer this more cinematic look to one that's overly saturated and sharpened. I always use Gaussian to soften the image.

I try to keep mine somewhere in the middle, by increasing white point and darkening shadows while lowering the saturation. I used to have a fallout 3 preset that a similar cinematic look (like SirAurther) to it, but it used ENB. I might have a link to the images at the bottom of my next post (since I'm not going to show ENB pictures on a reshade forum obviously)

I also REALLY like your preset Elimina. I tried looking for your preset on Nexus yesterday but it was a dead link. I'd been experimenting with SSGI myself, and while I liked the look, I hated the AO showing through fog and haze. Looks like you figured it out.

Elimina wrote: Fallout 4:

I tried your ssgi settings last night and still had some distant fuzz, is that something you've reduced as much as you can or have I done something wrong, I didn't turn off the in game ssao so that might have been it.

Some more shots.

robgrab wrote: I also REALLY like your preset Elimina. I tried looking for your preset on Nexus yesterday but it was a dead link. I'd been experimenting with SSGI myself, and while I liked the look, I hated the AO showing through fog and haze. Looks like you figured it out.

I had to put it on private temporarily since the file setup broke ReShade's terms and regulations. Its back up now

@SirAurther I actually had to increase the AO fade further than I was expecting. Up close the distant GI would get more intense, but at a higher values it got smaller. It was strange I still need to make subtle changed to the AO fade.

SirArthurStreebGreebling wrote: Some more shots.

With enough shaders you can hide most of the ugliness and make it look more like RAGE. Just don't get too close to anything.

Some Fallout 4


And some more Red Orchestra 2

Fallout 4

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Fallout 3:

Also, I said that I would show you my old ENB (I miss it so much ), and I was wondering, should I try to recreate it in Fallout 4 using ReShade?

i.imgur.com/JVhi3SV.jpg
i.imgur.com/QOWzBft.jpg
i.imgur.com/7jvSTkA.jpg
i.imgur.com/BTRc1Yd.jpg

DoF does sooo much to improve the looks of this game. Not only does it give it a more cinematic look but it hides a lot of the ugly.

SirArthurStreebGreebling wrote:

Elimina wrote: Fallout 4:

I tried your ssgi settings last night and still had some distant fuzz, is that something you've reduced as much as you can or have I done something wrong, I didn't turn off the in game ssao so that might have been it

I finally got a weather type at night where I could the SSGI on the distant terrain like you were talking about, but I think finally I fixed it. It only seemed to happen in this weather type, but I will have to do some more testing to see if fixing that weather effected any others. I also think my fix may have made the GI a little more optimized in large interiors and exteriors. I'm still determined to make the SSGI look as convincing as possible, but I just wanted to let you know that your problem is fixed

Here's some Monster Hunter Freedom on the PSP using the PPSSPP emulator:











I've been playing it quite a lot recently so if I remember I'll see if I can get some good shots of monster battles later .

Edudu47 wrote: Fallout 4

Amazing interiors!

Will you share your reshade !?

Mysteria wrote:

Edudu47 wrote: Fallout 4

Amazing interiors!

Will you share your reshade !?

I have uploaded my preset in sweetfx database - Edu47 Fallout 4 New Gen

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Fallout 4