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   gurleygirl

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   01 March 2021, 12:46PM

   What is emitting the bloom? The bloom is so bright that I can't see the source.
   This is a common problem with very shinny objects in bright sunlight.
   The simplest solution is to reduce the global day time bloom parameter in the Bloom section of the enbseries.ini file.
   
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      KingJamesIII

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      28 December 2022, 5:10AM

      I just saw this comment after all that time... thanks so much for the tip. I couldnt figure it out so I had to just turn the beloved bloom all the way off.
      
      I still use the same ENB, so I'll try tweaking it now. thanks for the response!
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      gurleygirl

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      28 December 2022, 1:00PM

      You're welcome.
      I have seen this issue with various ENB presets.
      I'm currently running PI-CHO ENB for Azurite weathers. It creates a wonderful highly realistic environment and I haven't had to adjust the parameters for these type of bloom issues.
      Best wishes in the upcoming New Year.
      Old Gurley
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      KingJamesIII

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      10 January 2023, 5:12PM

      I really appreciate the good vibes you put out in the community by the way. from my post, to other peoples, you rock gurley,
      
      thanks again!