Exposa Shaders vs I Like Vanilla

Exposa Shaders has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.

I Like Vanilla is a free Minecraft Java Edition shader that changes the game’s graphics while aiming to preserve its familiar vanilla style. Its styles system and menu of more than 400 settings let players adjust the look. Listed rendering effects include shadows, reflections, screen-space and volumetric sunrays, ambient occlusion, bloom, motion blur and depth of field. Colorblindness correction is included, as are PBR materials; volumetric clouds are optional and turned off by default. The project lists compatibility with Voxy, Distant Horizons and Colorwheel. The Modrinth page lists Minecraft Java Edition versions from 1.12.2 through 26.3. The maker recommends using Fabulously Optimized or installing Iris or Oculus, then placing the shader ZIP in Minecraft’s shaderpacks folder. Iris is supported, but OptiFine support is partial or discontinued and may not receive fixes. The maker cautions that testing has been limited and unusual cases may cause problems. Bug reports can be sent through GitHub, and the project also links a Discord server. The listed plans are free, at free.