Once you install ReShade you can download and install presets (aka filters) at your discretion.

I know there’s probably a lot more tech-savvy way of explaining it, but from what I can tell that’s basically it. ReShade is a lighting mod that basically adds presets, or what I’d call “filters” for the game (It’s a lot like adding filters to photos and videos we use in real life to enhance them in some way). So before we get started, I guess I better explain, in my indelible and simplified way, what ReShade is. The original post showing examples of ReShade in action can be found here. Beyond that I also realised that after some good old fashioned trial and error (and after accidentally borking my game in the process) I could really simplify what I had written and make it far less complicated and user friendly, if only for my future forgetful self. EDIT: As of Feb 8, 2019, I’ve had to completely rewrite the blog post that I did just yesterday since overnight with the update of my chosen preset so much had changed.

Sims 4 where to put reshade presets