TES Skyrim SE 0.310

[skysan4298]

Thanks tapioks. The fog interior day intensity was off the chart, so I wanted to lower bloom day compared to night.
I noticed the DSR resolution at 1440p lowered the DOF effect for some reason, so I went back to the native 1080p.

[tapioks]

@Boris,

Is ENB's Depth of Field effect dependent on display resolution? i.e. must the effect be calibrated differently between a 1080p monitor and a 1440p monitor to achieve the same visual result? I mean, do the aperture and blur parameters etc. have to be scaled up proportionally to the larger display resolution?

[ibbanez]

Im running 2560x1440 and 4k without any changes in DOF. hmm

[ENBSeries]

DOF parameters do not depends from screen resolution, same as render targets, their sizes are all predefined, except as usual main render targets of screen size. Parameters are not scaled, because they don't need scaling. But if someone using dof based on certain amount pixels on screen, then it will be different size on bigger display resolution

[tapioks]

Ok thank you.

[Marty McFly]

tapioks: my DOF blur width is multiplied with pixelsize, hence blur width in pixels is same on different screen resolutions but then obviously the ratio between blur width and screen size is different. Good point though.

[skysan4298]

I forgot I had the ENB Dof disabled. I see ENB Dof does work when I used 1440p. Did anyone resolve the 1st person view hand in focus while Dof is blurring the far objects?

[symphonicjohn]

Thank you tapioks, this has helped a lot

Here's my first shot after a couple of tweaks. Your default settings worked well for most things.

[phoenixfabricio]

Hi Boris!

One question: Until [ENVIRONMENT] lines become avaiable in enbseries, we have no control of light sources, right ??

[mindflux]

phoenixfabricio
That's correct - unless you use CK.