Prod80's shader library

Tojkar wrote: Yes, I do know how to get older version from Github. The reason I asked was that I'd love to have both versions working but I lack knowledge to edit the shader in such way that they would. Would you mind at least give me a tip on what should I change so that they would both work at the same time as intended?

Other than that, your shaders became my most used ones immediately after you published them here, so good work on that! They are somewhat easier to configure for wanted results than most other similar shaders and the scope of them happens to be exactly what I want from color grading not including those changes in BW shader. The old BW is great for abusing it's settings and the new one is excellent on it's intended use.

BTW, those sweet words are sincere and not just an attempt to make you give what i want but if that helps, awesome! ;P

namespace pd80_blackandwhite

technique prod80_04_Black_and_White

prod80 wrote: Sorry for that, many updates on that

Faustus86 wrote: Way ahead of you. I have downloaded your Shader pack about 2 weeks ago and used it to further refine LUTs i am partially working on for months every now and then.

Many game designers tend to use yellow / sepia tones in their games, or better in their light setups. Because as we all have learned in pre scool, the sun is yellow and therefore light must be yellow too.

One game in particular had overdone this a lot and after some photoshop sessions i managed to filter the yellows out of the other colors wich made the game much more clean looking.

However, by removing the sepia tones the game became much brighter and i had clusters of white pixels that should have been in color. So i ended up using sepia.fx on top of my LUT wich kinda reversed the effect i wanted.

Your filters (Selective_color.fx i think) allowed me to ingame tune the white color balance by raising other color values, getting exactly the effect i wanted and without switching back and forth between ingame and PS 20 times. Highly useful.

I found a lot of new favorites in your pack and i wanted to thank you.

Here is a LUT i was recently working on using your shaders. I have not tested it on different games, but id like to share it.

images-ext-1.discordapp.net/external/HRK...mgur.com/8pSKNQn.png

Maybe i will upload a pack of this at some point. Might be useful for some. Will have a look at yours too

aaronth07 wrote: Is it possible to have a strong full screen chromatic aberration effect (as you demonstrated here: i.imgur.com/mvp2jWA.png ), but with an inverted edge mask (based on depth buffer) to get a "filmic" chromatic aberration on edges without blurring everything else?

Sorry if I didn't explain it well, just imagine the default chromatic aberration shader that comes with Reshade, but it only applies to edges.