I wonder if it would be worth throwing this together as a preset. It's surprisingly consistent.
Flickr is a nice site for image hosting, but the compression quality they use is noticeably lacking...
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I love that 2nd shot, reminds of K ENB because of the orange color cast.
I love that 2nd shot, reminds of K ENB because of the orange color cast.
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let me share my favorite tonemapping formula:
this one is a solid curve widely used in photography.
not as fast as x/(1+x), yet it have more smooth and natural curve to my taste
some links to graphs:
exposure 0.9
exposure 5.0
classic x/(1+x)
as you can see where classic tonemap operator would lose white point (im taking only range 0-10, otherwise curve itself wont be seen, yet you can test it yourself on any range) the exponential still approaches very close to it.
there's a possible amount of tuning:
make exposure adaptation or luma dependant.
code above is just an example, most likely it will overbrighen image overall (since exposure 5 is quite alot - better use 0.75 lower and 1.25 upper values)
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color = 1 - pow(2.718, - color * exposure);
not as fast as x/(1+x), yet it have more smooth and natural curve to my taste
some links to graphs:
exposure 0.9
exposure 5.0
classic x/(1+x)
as you can see where classic tonemap operator would lose white point (im taking only range 0-10, otherwise curve itself wont be seen, yet you can test it yourself on any range) the exponential still approaches very close to it.
there's a possible amount of tuning:
make exposure adaptation or luma dependant.
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color.a = dot(color.rgb, 0.333); // max(color.r, max(color.b, color.g)) or luma
color.a *= 1/ (color.a + 1.0);
exposure = lerp(0.9, 5.0, color.a); // this will lerp between 2 graphs shown above, depending on color brightness, adding more contrast to the image 1st value is dark areas exposure, second - bright. However i prefer to use palette to adding contrast to image
color.rgb = 1 - exp(-color * exposure); // this is same as pow(2.718, - color * exposure), however i found that modifying pow basement could be usefull too, yet not realistic.
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Awesome pictures all^^
I still have plenty to learn how to use this dof, almost total blank when it comes to camera so I had to read a bit about it
Either way I think this dof is amazing, Boris you rock Click for 4k HQ jpg. Wish I could use TAA :S
Couple high blur, tried go for more subtle on most.
2nd picture I remembered how adaptation works, wish I remember before Still need some adjustments there thou.
Both robots where dead on 2nd picture, but one exploded and started a chain reaction O.o
Apology for amount screenshots.. Was intending to post yesterday, but fell asleep early:>
I still have plenty to learn how to use this dof, almost total blank when it comes to camera so I had to read a bit about it
Either way I think this dof is amazing, Boris you rock Click for 4k HQ jpg. Wish I could use TAA :S
Couple high blur, tried go for more subtle on most.
2nd picture I remembered how adaptation works, wish I remember before Still need some adjustments there thou.
Both robots where dead on 2nd picture, but one exploded and started a chain reaction O.o
Apology for amount screenshots.. Was intending to post yesterday, but fell asleep early:>
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@Yersinia79 A lovely set of 4K shots, you have been busy! So nice to finally be seeing some actual ENB screenshots in this thread
I really like this one in particular:
http://i.imgur.com/j1YYYGY.jpg
I really like this one in particular:
http://i.imgur.com/j1YYYGY.jpg
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@dpeasant those are real nice, the kind of thing I'm going for. I've used the neut lut but still have an odd tonemap. Was there anything else you did to color correct?
Here's a few tests I've done, nothing really special here and not all are pure ENB, some are ReShade/combos, etc.
Feedback welcome.
Here's a few tests I've done, nothing really special here and not all are pure ENB, some are ReShade/combos, etc.
Feedback welcome.
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OK, I finally got around to taking some shots. I really need to get into setting up shots and manipulating everything to how I'd like, but these are actual game play shots.
tapioks here is your 4k Nuka Cola texture, love it by the way.
Everyone's Favorite Creepy Uncle...
tapioks here is your 4k Nuka Cola texture, love it by the way.
Everyone's Favorite Creepy Uncle...
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OK, how do you make it to where if you use imgur, and click on the pic, have it go full screen, instead of having it go to imgur's website. I'm thinking it has something to do with embedding the image, but I can't find what I'm looking for. Anyone know right off the top of their head? Thanks.
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