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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
The Seven Deadly Sins of Post Processing:

Depth of field

Motion Blur

Lens Flare

Chromatic Aberration

Film Grain

Vignette

Bloom

Edit: By (not really) popular demand, Vignette has been added as well.
gpt
Glad the Bloom has been lost in time in a way, not many games use it now. But I remember when it was trendy and way too much, specially in Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion. When it came out and it marketed the "Bloom technology" as being a breakthrough, meanwhile I had to deactivate it instantly as soon as I ran the game, because it made me wanna gouge my eyes out with how bright and exaggerated it was.

I'd switch Bloom with Vignetting which is becoming trendy in today's games, whereas few and few games use Bloom now (I see it mostly in indie games nowadays)