Ive just discovered this mod called Imaginator. First off if you havent got it go get it now, you wont regret it.
http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/downloads/file.php?id=13049
Such a good graphic tool with real time in game changes.

I personally feel this beats any enb mod ive tried as you can get it looking how you want it. Im combining it with realistic lighting 3.4a and it looks fantastic.

Would be interesting to hear what settings people are using and maybe even a shot. Im using presets atm being warm northern lights x1, pop photo shoot x1, nice overall x1 and then warm northern lights again. It looks good with these and RL 3.4 i think although i might do some more tweaking.

But overall a brilliant mod and one i think everyone should have. Oh and it also has zero effect on performance

Yep it was a great mod in FO3 FNV and skyrim Gopher and MGE are great (they also do Dynavision) and Gopher does iHud (all 3 of those were in FO3/FNV and Skyrim) also MGE's Warzones (which he did in FNV also) is good too those are 2 great modders (Gopher had alot in FO3 and FNV if you listen to his youtube channel he is working on some other secret ones lol)

I find it ironic that a mod that's all about visuals has such poorly (In my opinion; but well made) designed graphics in it's description. Those are very hard for me to read and don't quickly summarize the point of it.


Am I the only person that exists that actually likes Skyrim just the way it is? I think more color looks to fantasy/weird, brighter is too washed out, darker is too grim. I think they nailed it, but it seems like these days every single person but me has a mod that alters weather/lighting in one way or another. I guess that's the beauty of modding.

/useless post >.>

Yeah I use it too because FXAA and ENB just kill my frame rates and i get strange graphical glitches at times.

@Alex

I like the color palet but it just seems to flat to me at times. I use imaginator to make the tree's and grass a bit more green, the shrubs and and tree trunks a bit richer brown and the sky a pretty blue.

I think my set up isnt too fantasy.

http://i1022.photobucket.com/albums/af341/charon711/ScreenShot7-1.jpg http://i1022.photobucket.com/albums/af341/charon711/ScreenShot6-1.jpg http://i1022.photobucket.com/albums/af341/charon711/ScreenShot5-2.jpg http://i1022.photobucket.com/albums/af341/charon711/ScreenShot4-2.jpg http://i1022.photobucket.com/albums/af341/charon711/ScreenShot3-3.jpg http://i1022.photobucket.com/albums/af341/charon711/ScreenShot2-2.jpg

@alex i personally feel like im going to go to sleep everytime i look at the landscape from it being so pale and bland colours it uses. But just my opinion and like you say, its the beauty of modding

@charon i like those screens, do you mind sharing your settings?

I can't stand the vanilla colouring/brightness system for Skyrim. Since when has nightime and caves etc ever looked like that?! There is no point in Torches being available in the game if you stick to Vanilla.

I also use imaginator, it works great. I use it combined with http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/downloads/file.php?id=13531.

I use Imaginator for removing the slight yellowish tint of the original, which also increases saturation a little bit.
Apart from that, I'm quite content with how the game looks out of the box.

Just found the settings i like i think, they are:

warm northern lights x1, pop photo shoot x1, nice overall x1 and then warm northern lights again and then saturation plus 3 and contrast plus 5

heres some pics:

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/851/sat3con5copy.jpg/ http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/600/2012042300004.jpg/ http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/593/2012042300006.jpg/ http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/850/2012042300003.jpg/ http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/209/2012042300007.jpg/

For those of you who have installed this, I would like to see some screens of interior dungeons. (Not sure if it's easy for you to take a screen with and without the modified graphics).

I use Imaginator to pop saturation up by about 30 and I've done all I needed to...

For me, I get best results by installing RCRN and using the nice overall setting. RCRN is I think worthy of a look for everyone. Has an installer so is easy to remove. I use the pure setting in RCRN.

I'm with you on that. About the only thing non-standard thing I'm doing with skyrim was a tweak to my Monitor settings. Although I wouldn't be against a mod in the vein of the Atmosfear mod for Call of Pripyat.

This is the only visual mod I need. Real-time adjustments, and all I really wanted to change was the saturation.

Bootysweat i can get those screens tommorow for you. Its realy easy to use and have immediate in game changes.

I use this combined with Realistic Lighting and the results are amazing. Makes the world look like I think it should.