(other mods I'm using that I think will help make this preset look its best and tbh not sure what it looks like without them)

Particle patch for ENB

Moons and Stars - Sky Overhaul

Picta Sky Mesh

Bright waterfall fix for ENB

The main keys to open up reshade will depend on what you've set, it should be either home or insert.

The main keys to open the ENB menu are either shift + F12 or shift + enter, I think.

I've tested this on one PC. I have no idea what it will be like on other systems, it may tank performance or it may be super light, no idea. It's been tested on the following system and has a low performance impact on it:

In-game and screen resolution: 1440p

GPU: RTX 3080
CPU: i5-10600k with hyperthreading off and set to 4.8 GHz on all 6 cores.
RAM: 32GB DDR4 3200 MHz
Drive: m2 NVME SSD

I'm using TAA with settings run from a bat file that I run each time I load into the gameworld.

I just make a text file with the name EE2.txt (name yours <whatever>.txt) with the following in it and when I boot the game up and am in game I open the console and type bat ee2 (bat <whatever> for you) and this turns off imagespace modifiers and sets the TAA how I like it, but this isn't required.

taa hf 0.8
taa sharp 0
taa po 0
taa ps 0
taa lf 0.1
sisme 0

If you don't like TAA you can try smaa/fxaa/and or the edge AA from enb.

For performance, you can try going to SSAO_SIL in enbseries.ini and lowering ResolutionScale and SourceTextureScale. If you do this and SSAO looks worse, one potential improvement would be to increase the samplingRange and samplingRangeInterior (these two can be done in game). No guarantees.

I'm using the faster preset of EVLaS, can try using this if balanced or nonebogs down performance too much for ya.

This is very much optional, really only needed if the colour in your game looks off after installing this. My monitor is saturated and tending to bluer and slightly redder, so you may need more blue/red if your monitor has better colour balance.

1. Use LiftGammaGain from the reshade menu ingame. Increasing values across a row will make that type of lighting brighter (top row is shadows, Red Green Blue amount left to right)
(middle row is midtones, " " " " " )
(bottom row is highlights, " " " " " )

2. Use LiftGammaGain from ENB Menu > Shader Panel/Shader Parameters > ENBEffectPostPass

3. Use HSL Shift from ENB Menu > Shader Panel/Shader Parameters > ENBEffectPostPass (I've never personally tried this).

4. Use CC: Desat <colour> <interior/timeofday> or CC: <colour> Filter <timeofday> from the ENB Menu > Shader Panel/Shader Parameters > ENBEffectPostPass

5. Play around with your monitor presets til it looks good.