I'm using this SweetFX as a base but did some slight changes.
https://sfx.thelazy.net/games/preset/3712/
Images below
My preset is also available now in the link below.
https://sfx.thelazy.net/games/preset/3733/
Will add some comparison shots later.
I believe if you use the Steam-overlay screenshot function it will take a picture of the game without SweetFX. Will try this myself in a bit.
Best SweetFX settings!
Hi all i'm not sure if this was posted. Found this the best SweetFX settings!. Witcher 3 looks freaking gorgeous with this!. Try it out!
http://sfx.thelazy.net/games/preset/3718/
Hi all i'm not sure if this was posted. Found this the best SweetFX settings!. Witcher 3 looks freaking gorgeous with this!. Try it out!
http://sfx.thelazy.net/games/preset/3718/
The best IMO, are these:
http://sfx.thelazy.net/games/preset/3710/
Because it doesn't use SweetFX but ReShade. The best settings I found, by far. However it's tricky to setup at first because it seems like you have to use a preset as usual, while instead you have to use the files as given in the link by the description (you remove SweetFX and use the files given instead).
Differently from presets that just desaturate, the effect above change the colors giving a much clearer feeling to the scene, and more specifically the blue/white feeling of the VGX trailer.
http://sfx.thelazy.net/games/preset/3710/
Because it doesn't use SweetFX but ReShade. The best settings I found, by far. However it's tricky to setup at first because it seems like you have to use a preset as usual, while instead you have to use the files as given in the link by the description (you remove SweetFX and use the files given instead).
Differently from presets that just desaturate, the effect above change the colors giving a much clearer feeling to the scene, and more specifically the blue/white feeling of the VGX trailer.
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Try the one I posted, as this problem doesn't happen there. SweetFX presets are usually dark because they have to desaturate to remove the orange light from the game.
Look at shadows on this scrteenshot...
Pure black
He is talking about "more natural", and that preset is all but not natural..
It's fine for somebody who wants that look, but for "natural" look... Not sure....
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Did you use that preset or you judged it only by that screenshot? Because, if you did, you would know that it's not so.
But you are right that it is not natural in the sense that the colors in that preset are changed in comparison to the vanilla ones since it is a preset done appositely to recreate the blue/white "feeling" present in the VGX trailer.
But still ALL (either yours) SweetFX presets have the drawback of altering the darkness of the environment. There are some people that like it, others that don't. I personally do but you cannot deny this fact. That preset instead doesn't darken the picture as a whole as it happens with SweetFX (actually makes it clearer). Try it and you will see what I mean.
A video about it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2WoRfULG1Y
But you are right that it is not natural in the sense that the colors in that preset are changed in comparison to the vanilla ones since it is a preset done appositely to recreate the blue/white "feeling" present in the VGX trailer.
But still ALL (either yours) SweetFX presets have the drawback of altering the darkness of the environment. There are some people that like it, others that don't. I personally do but you cannot deny this fact. That preset instead doesn't darken the picture as a whole as it happens with SweetFX (actually makes it clearer). Try it and you will see what I mean.
A video about it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2WoRfULG1Y
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I think this looks better to me. It just look sweet!
http://sfx.thelazy.net/games/preset/3696/
The orange/yellow tint really kill it for me. I agree the game look much better with Blue/Whitish tint.
http://sfx.thelazy.net/games/preset/3696/
The orange/yellow tint really kill it for me. I agree the game look much better with Blue/Whitish tint.
Do not enable FRAPS, Afterburner, RadeonPro or any other 3rd party overlay application. Just use Reshade and it's as simple as 1,2,3.
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This looks incredible!