Part of the effect I see they call HDR but the developer is telling you fibs because it really is the complete opposite and should be called LDR (Low Dynamic Range). In order to increase the contrast, you must sacrifice detail.

It's basically a contrast and color enhancement. Of course your choice of sky textures will have an even greater impact on the look of your sim, not only on the sky itself but also on ground textures, shadows, horizon and more Lastly I added Lumasharpen through SweetFx for a sharper image and crisper distant textures: I shifted it into the blue range:Īdded enbseries bloom, darkening and saturation: This is what I end up with using both swetfx AND enb:Īdded SweetFX contrast improvement using Levels option:Īdded Tonemap which allows you to tweak colours.

But the great thing about these two graphics tweaks is that they allow you to go in ANY direction, from lots of colour and contrast to a completely detoned look if you prefer that by just changing a few parameters in the config files! This is not meant as a promotion for a specific look but rather a brief glimpse into the quite radical transformation possible, in this case based on my taste. I wanted to post some screenshots showing the effects of using SweetFX combined with Enbseries can have on your FS2004 look.

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