These are small changes and do not affect FPS. I was just trying to bring the color scheme closer to reality, I did it only for myself. But realizing that this requires an understanding of the purpose of each function and a certain amount of time, and that not everyone understands this, I decided to post it here, maybe someone will come in handy) The main goal was to create a natural color scheme that we see every day on the street) and removed " soap")Maximum "photorealism", what the engine is capable of in this game))
In the screenshots it is not fully visible, but in the game the difference is significant.
In addition, all unnecessary "greens" and "yellowness" have been removed.

First screenshot - preset - disabled, second -enabled

Used public version ReShade 4.9.1 from Crosire

Installation is simple. Download the latest version of ReShade: https://reshade.me and install according to the instructions on the screen.
Then copy the contents of the archive (SweetFX_Settings_classic_no_aa.txt) to the *** \ Cyberpunk 2077 \ bin \ x64 \ folderIn the ReShade settings, select the SweetFX_Settings_classic_no_aa.txt presetIt's simple.
If for some reason the preset does not work, rename it to "SweetFX_Settings_classic_no_aa.ini".

A calibrated monitor is recommended to display colors correctly.

Hotkeys can be changed in the ReShade menu (by default, the Home button)

Enjoy! ))) Gray world ... Unknown fate.

NOTE: be sure to disable "sharpening" from nVidia, in some games, for some reason it is enabled by default in the driver. Check in the nVidia control panel, if enabled, disable it. ReShade already thought about it )))