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   JonnySparta

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   01 July 2018, 11:30PM

   Not a bad first try :) some depth of field goes a long way for screens. You can use dynavision if you arnt using an enb. The stalker enb I'm using has so much Dof that I usually turn it off while I'm playing and back on for taking shots.
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      User_40542685

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      02 July 2018, 1:45AM

      Thanks, I just learned today, what a mess to start with, but fun. Ya, no f stops to adj. just point and click. Will try the dynavision, thanks. I know nothing about ENBs.
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      JonnySparta

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      02 July 2018, 3:46AM

      Enb's are user made presets used with the enb binary files to inject custom post process effects into a game, like fallout 4. They can add or alter all manner of graphics stuff and drastically effect the look of your game in amazing ways.
      
      The cautionary note to add here is that some enb's can significantly decrease your fps depending on your hardware. Though can have a fantastic effect on your screenshots if you want to do game sessions where all you're worried about is taking shots. I use an enb/reshade manager off the nexus here, that lets me easily remove, replace, or return enb presets from my fallout folder without having to do it manually everytime, much like how the NMM works for mods.
      
      Using them isn't any harder than reading the instructions and drag/dropping some files but its still definitely worth watching a tutorial so that you're comfortable with the process.