If you're using the enbeffect.fx that comes with ENB then add #define E_CC_PROCEDURAL 1 near the top of your enbeffect.fx file to get additional color correction controls including saturation. Meanwhile, I ported my ColorLab shader to DX9 to work on Dragon's Dogma. Give me a short while and I'll pos...

Yeah, that's fine. Personally I upload a 720p and a full res image, and then I embed the smaller image and make it a clickable url to the full size image like so:

@wickfut you've got nice pictures and clearly a slick as hell RTX 2080ti and 4k screen to match, but could you refrain from embedding 4k images?
This is the result on my humble 1440p monitor.

@Chuny, I don't really know what exactly you're doing, but this effect has nothing to do with applying LUTs so I'm not sure how it relates. Are you trying to make an HDR LUT? Or just a LDR one applied after tonemapping?

@wickfut

There's a fog shader in my enbprepass.fx for this game, I don't remember if I actually use it in my preset but I think it worked. It can't change the existing fog, but it can at least help you tweak the color by applying another layer.

Hey guys, Is there a way to implement a sort of gradient between the foreground to the distance? Say, for the instance, you can choose a foreground tint and then transition to the distance tint that is already implemented in the included code. Thanks for the code and help! :) My "split tone&qu...

Trey, the way you verbally abuse people once you've decided to hold a grudge is fucking insane...

That probably means that the "Reforged" folder isn't in the right place. The "Reforged" folder should be in the same location as the enbbloom.fx file.

I'd say you should use it at the end of enbeffectpostpass.fx.

If you want to be fully complete, also use it at the end enbeffect.fx but with the BIT_DEPTH set to 10.

Same as Trey said, I agree that you should use a 3D LUT just because it's a more powerful tool. Kingeric posted code here to let you use 3D LUTs, and in a reply in that thread he posted some video tutorials too.