Then you can just reduce the opacity of that layer until you find the perfect brightness you want. That way you have the preset with the original brightness and modified colours. Open the LUT in Photoshop, and import the original LUT (in CustomFX folder) to a new layer and then change the blending mode to Luminosity. The easiest way to fix your problem would be to undo any changes you made, convert the preset to a LUT using Mediator. Sekta wrote: Can you link this preset? The only preset I could find was an ENB/ReShade one that did not use any colour modification shaders like you described because it used a LUT. Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation. >Lift Gamma Gain settingsTonemap settings<\ tryd gama gain but not sure what im doing.can someone maybe help me with this or instruct me on another setting i can either turn on or adjust to get what im aiming for. I had a mess around with it but i just cant seem to understand how it works and what setting i need to adjust just to correct the brightnes without effecting the change of the color tone. turnign this off makes the image bright again but i loos the color that i really like. the main setting witch seems to make it so dark is tone mapping and lift gamagain in the sweetfx.cfg. i have next to no experince with editing reshade files but I have had a look in the cfg to turn on and of settings to see what could be the main culprit and in doing so. i realy like the colors used in the preset but its to dark in interiors so i want to try and customise it to fix the dark issue. iv been trying to customise a reshade preset for fallout 4 from the nexus to better suite me(Xtream Cinema normal). Hey all hopeing this is the right place to get some help.

Enb shadows too dark