- A ENB HD6 Cinematic Lighting Enhancement- v11

[HeliosDoubleSix]

Hi here are some shots of my mod, It is not just tweaks but new sections added to the enbeffect.fx for easier control of brightness/saturation/contrast for day and night separately, and in game keypress control to change how dark nights / interiors are while playing. Thanks Boris!
Link to mod on SkyrimNexus

More shots, with before and after
Link to more screenshots on Dropbox

[MaxG3D]

It looks good, kind of Oblivion like, I would only suggest to lower the bloom a bit, cause it looks a bit too hazy, I don't like such "foggy" style.

[HeliosDoubleSix]

Yes I just spent the last few hours removing the haze which has been tricky to do, you cant just turn bloom off as it destroys the tone mapping, not uploaded that version just yet

[DFA]

i actually posted this preset until i saw it below (i deleted my post)

i really like your settings, the default was too bright.

[HeliosDoubleSix]

Just updated this post to reflect current version (11) thanks

[Vlaka]

love the haziness and overall effect.
Dunno why, but it murders performance in some area even with SSAO turned off O_o

[Cougar88889]

Helios, just wanted to say I'm loving your preset! I use v11.4. It does slow down quite a bit in certain areas so if there is anyway you can help that in your next version that would be great
Looking forward to your future releases

[Esthin]

Never mind!

I managed to fix it and now I have it looking great! Altered it still to have a brighter summer sky and lowered saturation a little, now it is perfect.

Thanks for the config.

BEFORE:




AFTER

[Seldar]

What a great preset!
One of my three favorites with Confident ENB et Gionight!

[Nico coiN]

I think this ENB is by far the best of all. But can we expect a port to the latest ENB series ? Because although the render is still great, nights and shadow areas during the day are way too dark. Even torches are nearly helpless, and staying on an 'old' ENB forbids to deactivate it in loadscreens (small pauses for my proc) and menus (books are way too bright).