TES Skyrim

[electricsheep26354]

More here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/131371015@N04/

[Pfuscher]

Some terrain and tree log parallax

[worm]

@Pfuscher - any major updates to the 4K Skyrim since the 13th of March?

[Pfuscher]

Sorry, I have really been lazy at uploading

[worm]

Sorry, I have really been lazy at uploading

Oh no, nothing like that. I was just wondering if I should go back to it again if it was major as I saw the page was updated.

Thanks for the answer though!

[number6]

Great shots everyone!

electricsheep26354, I really like the last one you posted!

Here are some that I dug out that I thought were interesting:

[greybeardhenk]

Hello!

I see a lot of amazing screenshots around here. I'm able to make beautiful screenshot myself, but not as sharp as I see around here.
My question is: how do you get your very sharp screenshots, like: viewtopic.php?f=14&t=17&start=19860#p60736 and almost everybody around here?
Do you use lumasharpen, is it enb settings, something else?

Thanks in advance!

[Jafin16]

greybeardhenk
There are a variety of ways to do it... some of them actually have nothing to do with a traditional sharpening method. I have Lumasharpen implemented through an effect.txt file in my preset (thanks to prod80), others use SweetFX, some use other sharpening methods. A negative LOD bias can help in certain situations... Very high resolutions (4k or higher) and/or downsampling can also help. There are a lot of ways, you just have to find the right balance. Also, hitting the right button when you take the screenshot, depending on your setup, is pretty important. Taking a screenshot and whatever method you're using misses SweetFX's effects is a fairly common problem.

[Quest]

Hello can anyone help, what ENB used on this screenshot?
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7520/160 ... 534c_b.jpg

[Asgaard]

Quest
ENB By Gionight but NOT published (he keeps his ENB for him)