There is the same visual amount of light bulbs in that interior (I have 1 non shadow light per shadow light when possible) and if you look closer and compare how the non lit areas are in "blackness" you should see the rock details in ELE but not in the vanilla picture.
I don't rely on contrast to make the non lit parts dark, whether it be an exterior or interior cell.
The torch lights had too low intensity in that picture, that is corrected now. I have also got a better fire color going on now too, less reddish.
Thanks for the comment
EDIT:
So I reached a Dragonborn Dwemer dungeon and it was time to work on the Dwemer Light Bulbs. Now I have always found that the Light sources of the Dwemer resembles a
Storm Lighter which in reality does not give off much light at all compared to an
Old fashioned Lighter. So I grabbed some reference pictures that used the Storm Lighter method and also fire that used Ethanol, Methanol and isopropyl alcohol as fuel which creates a "blue flame" and worked with that.
Here are the results;
Vanilla - If you look closely there are two light sources on top of each other with different size proportions.
ELE - I fixed it and whenever I encounter such huge Light Source overlooks by Bethesda I will fix them. Also there was a Light bulb behind the big pipes on the left in the air with a radius of 3500 which I removed, reason for it being so much darker.
Vanilla - The focus was on the left wall and had strong shadows beneath the Dwemer Light source as if the crystals was emitting stronger light
ELE - New light and proper placement of the Light Bulbs, I will add 1 more crystal Light Bulb here.
So did I succeeded in making the Dwemer lights coloring better in my first attempt?
Oh and these pictures was taken without ENB. I usually just use a vanilla preset with Detailed shadows activated for comparison shots anyway, makes the performance better when having 2 CK's up and running + Skyrim itself, loading times are better during testing
. I have now added Light sources to the "towers" that resided in that hall so it had some sort of proper lighting that lit the ways of the inhabitants path.
