Need ENB that balances brightness

[zrocker04]

Using a saturation mod and an ENB/reshade, im getting time where places are too dark and others too bright, anyone know a mod to balance it out better?

 

Thanks

[fcara1]

Hi, you need to adjust your monitor and/or your color controll panel with some settings. Read everything on below links, and you can do the adjustments on a few minutes. Also, give him the deserved kudos... ;)

 

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/articles/68/?

 

reference screens to help adjust black and white, but try to read everything.

http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/black.php

http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/white.php

[Anya29]

Of if you have set your monitor up and still not happy with your current ENB/ReShades, try the 10 steps to happiness.

 

1) Find somewhere quiet where you have too bright or too dark.

2) Save game.

3) Download - CFL ENB - Cinematic FIlm Looks - http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/3271/ follow the instructions.

4) Load game, hit the console button to freeze the game, then the END key to open the ENB settings in game.

5) Go to the right hand column and expand the ENBEFFECTPOSTPASSFX section choose any of the ENB styles in the top option green drop down.

6) If it's still too dark or light adjust the brightness and gamma

7) check at midday and midnight to make sure you are getting a good balance.

8 ) Save the configuration

9) Check another location that might have problems.

10) Repeat until happy. Should only take 2 or 3.

 

also remember that god rays make the screen lighter, turning off god rays in the Skyrimlauncher options will make the screen slightly darker straight away and you won't get sun god rays at night either.

 

Since this ENB has an in-game settings menu you can see if you can get it to work exactly how you want it.

Edited November 19, 2016 by Anya29

[Slavemaster4u]

Something I learned by trial and error. I used END in oldrim. And I did a custom setup of my own. And had it perfect for what I wanted. Could not find a SSE preset ENB that pleased me so decided to try putting the "enbseries" file from oldrim into SSE. Works perfect. Did have to do quite a few adjustments. But that was because I upgraded my TV from 1080p to 4k. But if you see an ENB preset for oldrim that you like. Try using the "enbseries" file from that. But only the "enbseries" file. May work and solve problem. Did for me.