Nah, I didn't edit this image; the long exposed effect can be achieved by any enb with 272 dll. Simply check that EnableLongExposureMode and made it enabled. It could even deliver more fun when you shot a video. -Cheers-
I use 'LongExposure' myself, I believe 0.03 or 0.04 just for that slight motion blur effect it gives.
Even better that it's not edited.
Brilliant in fact .
Cheers mate!
Edit:
Just curious, are there custom shaders for that LongExposure, because otherwise I don't remember it not blurring everything which kinda begs the question of how you managed to get the trees show up clearly ^^.
I would love to be able to tweak it to simulate a sort of object motion blur thingy without turning the gameplay into a blurry mess.
"how you managed to get the trees show up clearly" It's like this, first you got to set the timescale toward above 500~1000; and then just simply don't move your camera (your mouse I meant); and here you go, any one of the shot you took would look like it is taken with a real cam (though at some aspects, you can easily find out the difference between the real exposed photo and the in game one)
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But this one?
I absolutely love, amazing photography right here!
-Cheers-
I use 'LongExposure' myself, I believe 0.03 or 0.04 just for that slight motion blur effect it gives.
Even better that it's not edited.
Brilliant in fact
Cheers mate!
Edit:
Just curious, are there custom shaders for that LongExposure, because otherwise I don't remember it not blurring everything which kinda begs the question of how you managed to get the trees show up clearly ^^.
I would love to be able to tweak it to simulate a sort of object motion blur thingy without turning the gameplay into a blurry mess.
Cheers!
It's like this, first you got to set the timescale toward above 500~1000; and then just simply don't move your camera (your mouse I meant); and here you go, any one of the shot you took would look like it is taken with a real cam (though at some aspects, you can easily find out the difference between the real exposed photo and the in game one)