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Edit the DefaultScalability.ini or add the lines in Scalability.ini
You can read about it on the reddit page linked.
Saying that, some of the north looks great, but that is only where the trees and grass are darker and not competing for who is the brightest biggest eye sore around.
Turning down gamma helps, while turning down post processing only helps to a point. It goes from damn I'm blind from the bright green hop bush to damn that hop bush is bright green.