Thanks Jon, been doing some experiments with it lately... it is a tricky tool.
Like I said earlier, anything that comes in NEAR PLANE will only ruin the shots, only behind focus FAR PLANE is ok to let particles on the loose, stars, anything that moves, the higher you set the timer, the more delay before frames fade away.
"There are only 748 steps to High Hrothgar. Yeah, I counted.
submitted 6 years ago * by Jimeeeflair
Boredom and curiosity got the better of me so I set out on this epic quest. Please note this topic is in jest, Skyrim is awesome and I wont be taking it back to the store after this shocking discovery!
My studies are as follows:
Counted only the steps that were actually visible. Much of the terrain leads you to believe that many steps are buried under snow, so if you want to take that into account then I would estimate 100 to 150 more steps that were not visible.
I counted the steps that went downhill too - the lore talks about "climbing" the 7000 steps so it seems counter intuitive, but I included them anyway.
Started from the very first step over the Ivarstead bridge right upto the front door of High Hrothgar.
So in closing, if the Throat of the World was to really include 7000 steps, our journey up to the Greybeards would have roughy been 10 times longer. I suppose you can also say the mountain itself should be about 10 times bigger? Crazy if it was that big in-game."
I'M SCARRED BY THE "PIXEL" ON THE LEFT SIDE!! WEIRD!! Because The screenshots are in better quality on my PC and slightly "downgraded" on FLICKR... But Here, DISASTER!!
Wonder of it's exactly 7000 steps... Someone surely counted them. 
WEIRD!! Because The screenshots are in better quality on my PC and slightly "downgraded" on FLICKR... But Here, DISASTER!! 
