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Magical pics, Rick!
Kidding aside, this enb/LUT combo is gorgeous in these shots. It 's almost like the muted colors bring out the target details better and stronger. With the DOF setting where you have it, the actual subject stands out crisply with these details.
This is actually the LUT I'm using the most at the moment for normal gameplay. I really like the lack of colours and since it's so basic in it's pale colour tones, it's quite easy to enhance certain tints to achieve different effects. The DoF sure looks nice going creamy white like that too, even if I prefer rich shadows and ink-black backgrounds, but as with everything it depends on the situation. For a showcase with poses only, this sure looks fine...
But you have some extraordinary gals here. Love their looks and the way they're being presented. Great job!
I'm very glad you like the ladies...and I assure you, they dress a lot more appropriate when I play them in my game!
But I'm a middle-aged man, born in the 70´s, so I've been around long enough to see the background for these kind of armors. When fantasy "hit the mark" most of the women were depicted in similar outfits. We have Red Sonja obviously, but also the artwork of Boris Vallejo and others. They did incredible stuff on this theme and set a tone for fantasy that still holds today, no matter what we think about it. I can appreciate these kind of armors too - and I'm a sucker for realism when roleplaying - because they're part of my youth. I much more prefer realistic armors when in-game or writing stories myself, but for screenshots...well, I'd be a hypcrite if I said they hold no interest to me aesthetically. It's nostalgia I suppose as long as it's done with good captures and not for the cause of just showing skin.