Lens Textures for ENB

This is a collection of 34 lens/dirt textures to be used with ENBSeries (. 223 or above) in conjunction with an enblens.fx file (example file included - needs binary . 229 or above for many of the dynamic effects to kick in). Each was hand-picked and tested in-game - and edited where necessary - to (hopefully) create pleasing results. There should be something here to suit everybody.

Lens/dirt textures add an overlay across the image on your screen, and can be used to simulate dust, scratches, or more commonly as included here 'fake' bokeh - like little translucent 'bubbles' of light. Not all of them will look right in all situations or at the same strength - it is suggested that you spend some time finding a few that you like the most, and using them when the conditions are right. They can make a screenshot come alive!

Textures come in either 1:1 or 16:9 format. Depending on which you choose, you will need to edit the lens.fx file to match the aspect ratio (described in 'Installation' below). If your enblens.fx file doesn't support changing the aspect ratio of the textures, you are advised to use lenses from the 1:1 folder, otherwise it will be distorted in-game (although that can look good too; why not try it and see?).

Large file sizes shouldn't have an impact on your performance, but you can easily reduce their size in any image modification program (for example, GIMP or Paint. NET). If you do so, please ensure you save in the .png format. Images smaller than your screen resolution may cause textures to become blurred or degraded depending on their content.

- You must have an ENB installed, using binary . 223 or above. (ENB preset not included.)

- Choose your preferred texture from one of the folders, change its name to enblensmask.png and paste it into your main Skyrim folder (back up any current textures first that you want to save).

- If you don't already have a suitable enblens.fx file, paste the one provided into your main Skyrim folder (don't rename it).

- If your enblens.fx file supports it (the one included here does), open the file in Notepad (or