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A really nice preset I made using RESHADE. It's a subtle yet beautiful graphics mod, and it's also tweakable! Expect a small FPS drop when it's active.
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A simple yet effective graphical adjustment that fixes the gross green tint, subtly re-colors everything, adds a nice DoF effect, and makes Skyrim look nicer in general. Little to no FPS drops when running, at least on my rig. All images contain a couple of texture replacers (Stones and some trees), but those are the only other graphical mods I have installed. This is also my first ever upload, tell me if I did anything wrong :D
This is pretty DoF heavy, so it will look pretty weird at first. DoF simulates your eyes focusing on close-up objects, and blurs things beyond what you're looking at. It makes for great photos and a beautiful aesthetic, but will take getting used to. It also has been known to slightly blur the nav-bar and map. Sadly, this is very hard to avoid, but they are still usable (problem can often be fixed by simply looking at the sky). There is also a DoF-disabled version available to download, feel free to take both and pick your favorite!
This is pretty DoF heavy, so it will look pretty weird at first. DoF simulates your eyes focusing on close-up objects, and blurs things beyond what you're looking at. It makes for great photos and a beautiful aesthetic, but will take getting used to. It also has been known to slightly blur the nav-bar and map. Sadly, this is very hard to avoid, but they are still usable (problem can often be fixed by simply looking at the sky). There is also a DoF-disabled version available to download, feel free to take both and pick your favorite!
TO INSTALL:
Download Reshade from the above link and install to Skyrim SE. Then simply copy the .ini file from this download into your base Skyrim SE folder. Once your game is running, hit Shift+f2 to open the Reshade config menu, and pick the "Lonely" file option in the drop-down bar. If you don't know how to do this, feel free to use Google to figure it out.