SweetFX profile settings for a more "filmic" look [PC]
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Imgur gallery: http://imgur.com/a/60W8e#8Hl4zSL
Basically this preset stretches out the gamma curve with tweaked black and white points to add more dynamic range in the luma values while then adjusting the lights and darks to ever so barely peak. This means your whites and blacks are just barely clipping.
It also desaturates the colors. I felt like the world of the Witcher was way too saturated for its grim overtone. Reds however are a bit more saturated than the other colors. This also adds just a hint of blue tint in the midtones and the shadows.
In game Gamma is set to max (1.9 in the user.config file) Bloom is on, and sharpening is off. You can try a vignette if you're into that and want to deal with the frame rate hit. Screenshots are with a tweaked user.config ini as well.
link to the settings on pastebin : pastebin.com/yDkY3wHF
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Imgur gallery: http://imgur.com/a/60W8e#8Hl4zSL
Basically this preset stretches out the gamma curve with tweaked black and white points to add more dynamic range in the luma values while then adjusting the lights and darks to ever so barely peak. This means your whites and blacks are just barely clipping.
It also desaturates the colors. I felt like the world of the Witcher was way too saturated for its grim overtone. Reds however are a bit more saturated than the other colors. This also adds just a hint of blue tint in the midtones and the shadows.
In game Gamma is set to max (1.9 in the user.config file) Bloom is on, and sharpening is off. You can try a vignette if you're into that and want to deal with the frame rate hit. Screenshots are with a tweaked user.config ini as well.
link to the settings on pastebin : pastebin.com/yDkY3wHF
