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Very nice look for fantasy games.
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3 d3d9.dll can't be used (unless two of them are enbseries). Ask somebody to make post processing you need for enbseries instead of searching assholes.
Thank you Boris, I kept posting a link to my album but didn't get any feedback hence me adding a few pics
If Geonights images don't look like your game the chances are it's your monitor. I played it with his settings and they're near exactly how it looks except it was a touch bright for me in places so I tweaked a couple of settings and it's spot on.
Ignore them Geo, those that know you know you don't need to Photoshop the images, what would you gain anyway? It's not like you're getting any money for it.
Techuser, Pmind and Gionight - wow the pics from the last few pages are amazing, I'm going to duplicate my Skyrim installation multiple times so I can run all configs
oh please could you tell me the in game location of this, would love to know where it is.
Yep it's called Evergreen Grove. It's the South West and the icon on the map is a little pine tree. And thanks for the compliments. Your screens look amazing as well, I can't wait to try them out.
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vandinz wrote:If Geonights images don't look like your game the chances are it's your monitor. I played it with his settings and they're near exactly how it looks except it was a touch bright for me in places so I tweaked a couple of settings and it's spot on.
Ignore them Geo, those that know you know you don't need to Photoshop the images, what would you gain anyway? It's not like you're getting any money for it.
I'm pretty sure monitor settings would affect the original images and the game equally, meaning that any differences would boil down to in-game brightness and/or differences between the config he used for the original images and the config he released. Not supporting the whole photoshop conspiracy, just stating an observation.
vandinz wrote:If Geonights images don't look like your game the chances are it's your monitor. I played it with his settings and they're near exactly how it looks except it was a touch bright for me in places so I tweaked a couple of settings and it's spot on.
Ignore them Geo, those that know you know you don't need to Photoshop the images, what would you gain anyway? It's not like you're getting any money for it.
I'm pretty sure monitor settings would affect the original images and the game equally, meaning that any differences would boil down to in-game brightness and/or differences between the config he used for the original images and the config he released. Not supporting the whole photoshop conspiracy, just stating an observation.
You're exactly right. Your monitor brightness is going to affect a screenshot you see on this page, as well as your in-game experience and any screenshots that you take, all equally. What a screenshot looks like on this webpage should look exactly like it does in your game, if the setup is the same. Monitor brightness should never even come into the equation.
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Skyrim will get another 100% better if he lays his hand on this game 
