Let me see if I can actually recall what I am using... I do know that I have: Dyndolod (medium settings) Purity Imaginator (just for a few light colour tweeks) Dynavision (for a touch of DoF, though I don't like excessive amounts) Realistic Lighting Overhaul Grass on Steroids (short) Saturation Boost Triple D Sunglare FXAA Post Process Injector (the closest to ENB turf, probably)
Plus, probably some others I can't remember, along with various mesh and texture replacers.
I've seen a couple of your shots, they don't look shabby. The thing is with Skyrim.. there are just so many ways to skin the cat, so it's really easy to feel a bit lost in how to mod your game for visuals. Plus, you have to be so careful that everything works together.
Plus I think it takes a bit of artistry to find good shots and angles, much like photography But it is definitely the landscapes that capture my attention. Hence why I'm droning on and on here.
I meant to reply to this earlier, but I ended up distracted. Anyway, I know exactly what you mean in terms of the angles, and the shot.. seeing that moment. I find it extremely similar to real life photography... right down to my character risking her neck to capture a particular perspective (which I've been known to do with camera in hand o.O ). I also tend to capture similar subjects in the two areas.. landscapes and cityscapes, while people/NPC images are something I rarely do. I'm so depressingly consistent. Anyway, cheers!
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I don't know which one I like better, this or the cabin.
It's a mix of visual mods, but no actual ENBs.
I was hesitant about asking which one you did use.
Dyndolod (medium settings)
Purity
Imaginator (just for a few light colour tweeks)
Dynavision (for a touch of DoF, though I don't like excessive amounts)
Realistic Lighting Overhaul
Grass on Steroids (short)
Saturation Boost
Triple D Sunglare
FXAA Post Process Injector (the closest to ENB turf, probably)
Plus, probably some others I can't remember, along with various mesh and texture replacers.
No wonder I mine looks so shabby compared to yours.
The thing is with Skyrim.. there are just so many ways to skin the cat, so it's really easy to feel a bit lost in how to mod your game for visuals. Plus, you have to be so careful that everything works together.
But it is definitely the landscapes that capture my attention. Hence why I'm droning on and on here.
I also tend to capture similar subjects in the two areas.. landscapes and cityscapes, while people/NPC images are something I rarely do.
I'm so depressingly consistent.
Anyway, cheers!