🎨 Sealed Sky Reshade Preset – A new perspective for MSFS2024/20!

The Sealed Sky Reshade Preset was created with the simple goal of enhancing the entire visual experience of MSFS2024 and 2020 for the community. This is not a dramatic visual overhaul but a minimalistic and subtle enhancement designed to underline and complement the simulator's existing beauty. It reduces the overly warm brownish haze, delivering a cleaner and crisper look while preserving a natural, photorealistic feel.

Whether you're a VATSIM pilot flying large aircraft from airport to airport or a nature lover exploring the landscapes from the cockpit of a small GA plane on a low, scenic flight, Sealed Sky is tailored to enhance every aspect of your flying experience.

✨ Features:

Photorealistic Feel: Maintains a natural and immersive visual style across the whole sim.
Clearer, Cleaner Visuals: Reduces the haze for a fresh, crisp appearance in every scene.
Balanced Lighting and Colors: Enhances contrast and tones to make skies, water, and landscapes more lifelike.
Whole-Sim Improvement: From the skies above to the ground below, every detail feels more vivid and realistic.
Performance-Friendly: Designed to provide beautiful visuals with minimal to no impact on FPS.

📥 Download Sealed Sky now and enjoy a clearer, more vibrant MSFS2024/2020! ✈️

A gift to the community, made for anyone who loves exploring the skies.

 
Easy Installation (please read before you ask):

Download Reshade from reshade.me.
Run the installer and select Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (.exe file in the sim’s directory).
Choose DirectX 10/11/12 when prompted.
Select all shaders (required) and complete the installation.
Place the Sealed Sky Preset file into the same folder as the simulator’s .exe.
Launch the simulator, press Home to open Reshade, and complete the tutorial (if it appears).
In the Reshade menu, click the preset dropdown at the top, select Sealed Sky.ini, and apply it. 

Note: Makes sure you are using Nvidia output color depth to 10 bit if your monitor can handle it and use dynamic range full in your Nvidia control panel! A quick video tutorial for this setting is here -> https://youtu.be/uT6eLArGZ4E?si=VlT8nVxuAtk0NgJI

My Specs: RTX4090/ AMD R9 7900X3D / 64GB DDR5 -> therefore im using Max Settings