Thanks
I've now downloaded 1.88 and 1.89. So if you removed the palette from 1.89, does that mean that I should use the palette from 1.88 ('cause that's what I did now).
I've spent a short while fast traveling to different parts of Skyrim and I must say I really love the colors =) Also - the nights aren't too dark either. They are doubtlessly darker than the vanilla version, but not so dark that I can't see anything. Now they just feel naturally dark.
I put together a collection of screenshots from different times of the day using both vanilla and the 1.89 version with the 1.88 palette. I uploaded them here:
Vanilla
1.89 with 1.88 palette
I messed up my copy-pasting a bit and accidentally named the vanilla album to both vanilla and MEO. But just to clarify - the album containing vanilla in its name is the vanilla version
The ENB version has the correct naming in the album name. And it seems impossible to edit any album after I created my second in a new tab.
I also added the time of day to each image's description. The first image was taken at 13:00 (1 PM). Then I took new ones with 4 hour intervals. So the next is from 17:00 (5 PM), then 21:00 (9 PM), and so forth.
A thing that may we worth noticing is that I took each album in a sequence (which means that two corresponding times from each album was not taken at the exact same second). So I have not switched between vanilla and MEO for each time of the day. First I took all the vanilla screenshots with 4 hour waits in between, then I closed the game and copied the ENB files, ran the gameagain and repeated the procedure.
Now I've spent quite a while on this... Guess it's time to actually play!
tenho duas geforce 460 de 2gb
) - with the girl standing on the shore and there's one screenshot for each time of the day. The colors look stronger without creating those pitch black areas that makes it impossible to see anything.