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Best Current Re-Shade Addons?
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Elissn✭✭✭I'm using this one: https://nexusmods.com/elderscrollsonline/mods/89
It allows for a lot of customization. I personally prefer realistic over vibrant colors, but you can adjust lots of filters in a way you want to, even play the game in B/W or Sepia so you can make your game look as vibrant as you wish.
Here's some screenshots I made:
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Lysette✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭I'm using this one: https://nexusmods.com/elderscrollsonline/mods/89
It allows for a lot of customization. I personally prefer realistic over vibrant colors, but you can adjust lots of filters in a way you want to, even play the game in B/W or Sepia so you can make your game look as vibrant as you wish.
Here's some screenshots I made:
What the heck is with your depth of field - this is horrid, like you would have an eye disease - so blurry in a short distance already. You said you like it realistic, but this doesn't look any realistic - well, for someone with an eye disease maybe.2 -
Artorias24✭✭✭✭✭
✭I'm using this one: https://nexusmods.com/elderscrollsonline/mods/89
It allows for a lot of customization. I personally prefer realistic over vibrant colors, but you can adjust lots of filters in a way you want to, even play the game in B/W or Sepia so you can make your game look as vibrant as you wish.
Here's some screenshots I made:
What the heck is with your depth of field - this is horrid, like you would have an eye disease - so blurry in a short distance already. You said you like it realistic, but this doesn't look any realistic - well, for someone with an eye disease maybe.
I also use reshade but only enable depth of field to take Screenshots. So probably he normally plays without it.1 -
Lysette✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Artorias24 wrote: »I'm using this one: https://nexusmods.com/elderscrollsonline/mods/89
It allows for a lot of customization. I personally prefer realistic over vibrant colors, but you can adjust lots of filters in a way you want to, even play the game in B/W or Sepia so you can make your game look as vibrant as you wish.
Here's some screenshots I made:
What the heck is with your depth of field - this is horrid, like you would have an eye disease - so blurry in a short distance already. You said you like it realistic, but this doesn't look any realistic - well, for someone with an eye disease maybe.
I also use reshade but only enable depth of field to take Screenshots. So probably he normally plays without it.
I don't know what kind of eyes people have then, if they think this would be natural - a camera has depth of field, but a person doesn't. What we see consciously is kind of virtual reality, an interpretation of the brain based on the input and experience. This means it is using the information of how it looks in the distance and as well nearby - but fills in the blanks from memory.
What eyes can see at a time is a tiny spot - like your thumb nail when you stretch out your arm - all the rest is filled in from memory. The eyes permanently move around, focusing near and far - but what we actually consciously see is a virtual construct - so there is no depth of field - just a physical camera has this problem, humans do not.0 -
Elissn✭✭✭I'm using this one: https://nexusmods.com/elderscrollsonline/mods/89
It allows for a lot of customization. I personally prefer realistic over vibrant colors, but you can adjust lots of filters in a way you want to, even play the game in B/W or Sepia so you can make your game look as vibrant as you wish.
Here's some screenshots I made:
What the heck is with your depth of field - this is horrid, like you would have an eye disease - so blurry in a short distance already. You said you like it realistic, but this doesn't look any realistic - well, for someone with an eye disease maybe.
You can turn that off as well, which I do when not taking screenshots. Besides it doesn't blur the far distance when moving around. It focuses what you look at and blurs what you're not looking at, so when you play normally almost everything is sharp.
Btw I said I like realistic colors. At least that's what I meant, I'm not a native English speaker but I guess that doesn't matter.
I am a hobbyist photographer and as such I learned how much depth of field changes the way one looks at a photo. If the entire photo is equally sharp the center object sticks out less, and the more there is in the background the more chaotic the photo looks. When I take a photo of a butterfly I want the butterfly to stick out from the rest, I don't want it to get cluttered by all the branches, flowers and whatever in the background. Same with a person and pretty much anything else that isn't a landscape.
For example this, it would simply not work with a sharp background
Anyway that's why I'm using it the way I do, no one expects anyone else to do the same
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mairwen85✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭Artorias24 wrote: »I'm using this one: https://nexusmods.com/elderscrollsonline/mods/89
It allows for a lot of customization. I personally prefer realistic over vibrant colors, but you can adjust lots of filters in a way you want to, even play the game in B/W or Sepia so you can make your game look as vibrant as you wish.
Here's some screenshots I made:
What the heck is with your depth of field - this is horrid, like you would have an eye disease - so blurry in a short distance already. You said you like it realistic, but this doesn't look any realistic - well, for someone with an eye disease maybe.
I also use reshade but only enable depth of field to take Screenshots. So probably he normally plays without it.
I don't know what kind of eyes people have then, if they think this would be natural - a camera has depth of field, but a person doesn't. What we see consciously is kind of virtual reality, an interpretation of the brain based on the input and experience. This means it is using the information of how it looks in the distance and as well nearby - but fills in the blanks from memory.
What eyes can see at a time is a tiny spot - like your thumb nail when you stretch out your arm - all the rest is filled in from memory. The eyes permanently move around, focusing near and far - but what we actually consciously see is a virtual construct - so there is no depth of field - just a physical camera has this problem, humans do not.
I think they're just going for a cinematic look.0 -
Lysette✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Yeah, I think so too now - it is more an artistic thing - but not like a person sees "reality" - but a camera does.
ESO in a whole has the artistic look and feel of TES:Oblivion - which I really like, I don't want it to look realistic for example. I liked the art work of Oblivion and that is why I enjoy the art work in ESO as well. A bit like strolling through a painting it is.Edited by Lysette on January 5, 2021 2:23PM0 -
Sylvermynx✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Sylvermynx wrote: »
Thanks! I took it last Spring in a nearby forest.
It's truly beautiful, and the composition is lovely - it makes me feel calm, as if I'm seeing it in my own forest.0 -
DoonerSeraph✭✭✭✭Surprisingly no one mentioned NVIDIA Freestyle yet. If you have a NVIDIA graphics card, it might be worth a shot.0 -
CrimsonGTX✭✭✭
I've been using this ever since I swapped to PC, I recommend trying it out.Sorc & Warden Main - PC NA(CP 1k+) & Xbox NA (CP 1k+)1 -
erio✭✭✭✭✭I'm using this one: https://nexusmods.com/elderscrollsonline/mods/89
It allows for a lot of customization. I personally prefer realistic over vibrant colors, but you can adjust lots of filters in a way you want to, even play the game in B/W or Sepia so you can make your game look as vibrant as you wish.
Here's some screenshots I made:
What the heck is with your depth of field - this is horrid, like you would have an eye disease - so blurry in a short distance already. You said you like it realistic, but this doesn't look any realistic - well, for someone with an eye disease maybe.
EXACTLY! Thats what Ive been saying for years. Your eye does it on its own already! you dont need the game to artificially make everything look awful0