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Thank you to Frans Bouma for their BG3 camera tools and to the creators of ReShade!
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Version 1.0
First ini files for Kurosawa ReShade presets
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2 black and white presets with film grain modelled after Kurosawa's films.
Brightens the whites and lowers contrast without too much fade. Makes everything black and white. Adds stagnant film grain and adjusts midtone levels. The "bloody" version of the preset saturates reds so blood is still visible and coloured.
You will need the full ReShade for this to work with all of the recommended fx from the first installation pop-up. This ReShade preset uses a lot of different effects from all sorts of official ReShade creators. A list of the used fx packs:
qUINT fx
PD80 fx (you will need all of the PD80 fx for this preset)
ContrastStretch
In one of the images utilizing this mod, I am also using depth darkness - but this is not required.
Download instructions:
Extract the files into your "bin" folder where you have downloaded ReShade