GShade by default uses a different key than Final Fantasy XIV for its screenshots. I was afraid that if I used GShade it would give a false impression of the graphical quality of Final Fantasy XIV for anyone reading my blog. I use screenshots mainly for my blog posts.
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And no 3rd part software will solve that. I only started to use GShade relatively recently myself. It is just a much more convenient of getting great looking results for scrubs like me who couldn’t make anything decent with Photoshop even if their life depended on it.Īnd it isn’t even limited to screenshots, the effects will stay on while you play too and you can change the presets on the fly! Although some presets are a bit more resource intensive and are really only intended for screenshot purposes. In practice what they do isn’t all that different than if you were holding a colored piece of glass in front of your screen while you play or if you edited the screenshot on Photoshop and posted somewhere. Since neither of those touches the executable or the data files of the game it is perfectly fine to use them.
“But wait a minute!”, you say, “Isn’t this against the EULA of Final Fantasy XIV?” They don’t have an official site (that I know of) but you can find the latest version of it by following their twitter account or joining their Discord server. Besides some technical changes that I honestly don’t understand, GShade also comes packaged with a bunch of community presets for use with Final Fantasy XIV. GShade is a modified version of Reshade made by a group of Final Fantasy XIV screenshot aficionados called GPosers. You can find some presets for different games here. If you are wondering what they are, it is basically like this: Reshade is a program that applies some post-processing effects to whatever appears in your screen and as far as I know it is used only with games. If you follow some people who play Final Fantasy XIV on Twitter you might have seem some amazing screenshots accompanied with the tags of #Reshade or #GShade.
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