I tweaked this file to give great terrain definition, but not alter/darken too much, the sky color, or lake bodies. I paid particular attention to keeping a hue of blue on the water bodies, yet...brought out the contrast on ground textures, summer, autumn and winter for Saschas's EVO textures.  I worked with the color correction section, until I got what you see here for this winter shot. Right click to bring up the full picture and detail..and then glance just before the nose of the plane at that large lake down there...still has good definition on surface and pleasing color, while the snow and  barren fields, have stark texture.

 

The file will be just below the example picture:

 

 

If you liked this winter scene, the ground definition, yet still color to the water bodies, then just replace your enbseries file content with the following, and then SAVE.  Enjoy...

 

 

[PROXY]

EnableProxyLibrary=0

InitProxyFunctions=0

ProxyLibrary=

[GLOBAL]

UseEffect=0

AlternativeDepth=1

AllowAntialias=0

BugFixMode=0

SkipShaderOptimization=0

QuadVertexBuffer=0

EnableShaders_3_0=1

UseMRTRendering=0

AdditionalConfigFile=enbseries2.ini

[EFFECT]

EnableBloom=1

EnableOcclusion=0

EnableReflection=0

EnableMotionBlur=0

EnableWater=0

EnableShadow=0

DepthBias=0

EnableDepthOfField=0

[iNPUT]

KeyUseEffect=123

KeyBloom=120

KeyOcclusion=121

KeyReflection=122

KeyCombination=16

KeyScreenshot=44

KeyShadow=119

KeyWater=118

KeyShowFPS=106

[REFLECTION]

ReflectionPower=60

ChromePower=60

UseCurrentFrameReflection=1

ReflectionQuality=1

ReflectionSourceSpecular=50

ReflectionSourceTFactor=50

UseAdditiveReflection=1

ReflectionDepthBias=0

UseLowResReflection=1

ReflectionSinglePass=1

UseEnvBump=0

EnvBumpAmount=100

EnvBumpOffset=100

ReflectionFlip=0

[bLOOM]

BloomPowerDay=7

BloomFadeTime=400   

BloomConstantDay=1

BloomQuality=0

BloomScreenLevelDay=30

BloomCurveDay=0

BloomPowerNight=0

BloomConstantNight=0   

BloomCurveNight=0

BloomScreenLevelNight=10

BloomAdaptationScreenLevel=24

BloomAdaptationMultiplier=100

BloomAllowOversaturation=1

BloomMaxLimit=100

[sSAO]

UseFilter=1

OcclusionQuality=2

FilterQuality=1

DarkeningLevel=15

BrighteningLevel=20  

IlluminationLevel=20   

AdditiveIlluminationLevel=25

UseAmbientOcclusion=1

UseIndirectLighting=1

FadeDistance=50

UseForAlphaTest=0

UseForAlphaBlend=0

[colorCORRECTION]

DarkeningAmountDay=35

ScreenLevelDay=30

ScreenLevelNight=15

DarkeningAmountNight=5

GammaCurveDay=1

GammaCurveNight=1

ColorSaturationDay=0

ColorSaturationNight=-2

UsePaletteTexture=0

[WATER]

UseWaterDeep=0

WaterDeepness=20

WaterQuality=0

[sHADOW]

ShadowFadeStart=40

ShadowFadeEnd=80

ShadowAmountDay=50

ShadowAmountNight=40

ShadowScreenLevelDay=40

ShadowScreenLevelNight=30

ShadowQuality=1

UseShadowFilter=0

FilterQuality=2

ShadowBlurRange=30

[ENGINE]

ForceAnisotropicFiltering=0

MaxAnisotropy=8

ForceDisplayRefreshRate=0

DisplayRefreshRateHz=60

[MOTIONBLUR]

MotionBlurQuality=1

MotionBlurVelocity=0

MotionBlurRotation=0

[PERPIXELLIGHTING]

SpecularColorMin=0

SpecularColorMax=100

SpecularColorMultiplier=100

SpecularGlossinessMin=0

SpecularGlossinessMax=100

SpecularGlossinessMultiplier=100

[DEPTHOFFIELD]

DOFQuality=2

DOFNumberOfPasses=1

DOFFocusRange=50

DOFBlurinessRange=10

 

 

Towards Dusk...and using SHIFT_F12 to turn off Enbseries,  this is the dusk color pallet:

 

 

 

 

 

Sascha, if you are reading through this...your EVO2015 texture replacement sets, are not dropping one FPS off my count. Not one...with all settings full blast.

 

 

 

 

 

Why all the clouds if you're attempting to show example of terrain "correction" (first shot)?

Why all the clouds if you're attempting to show example of terrain "correction" (first shot)?

I wanted the viewer to see what effect the file had on all surfaces, plane, cloud, and terrain below.