Hello everyone, I would like to ask if anyone knows a good setting for the blackout ENB. I can not adjust it decently. Someone would be so kind to post some screens of his/her settings? (if you want naturally).
I try to set it like in this NCRvet 's video.



How do you get that blur the background?

That's Depth of Field, usually abbreviated as DoF. If you hit Shift + Enter to open the editor, there should be many DoF settings you can play with.

I am not 100% sure which will affect that specific ENB as I have never used it, so you'll have to tinker with them until you find a setting you like.

Thanks, deep of field activated, now i try to give more colour to my game (in general, it's a bit 'colorless)

I believe I had the dof enabled when I packaged the preset
this is the one I use
http://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/56240/?

Press Shift + Enter and see if your ENB has a Saturation setting in game... increasing that will make the color more vibrant, and decreasing it makes it more colorless like you said.

Thanks to both of you! Now I installed the mod to take advantage of 4gb. I will try NMCs Texture Pack For New Vegas to improve even pù graphics.
PS NRCvet i'm your big fan, cool videos

Hey RagazzoDiPlatino...to get more visual variety while using any ENB, you can also add a SweetFX shader suite to your install. It can add additional effects that may be too performance costly to use with an ENB.  You'll have to rename the SweetFX d3d9.dll & edit the enbseries.ini to use the SweetFX shader suite, but it only takes two seconds and is very easy to do.

First, d/l the SweetFX shader sweet from here: http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/sweetfx-shader-suite-download.html the d/l link is at the bottom of the page.

Extract the contents to a temp location on your desktop, and rename it's d3d9.dll to something like SFX_d3d9.dll. Then drag and drop all the contents into you FNV folder.

Next, open your enbseries.ini and find this entry:
[PROXY]
EnableProxyLibrary=true
InitProxyFunctions=true
ProxyLibrary=d3d9_smaa.dll

Change the ProxyLibrary=d3d9_smaa.dll to the name of your SweetFX .dll...in the example I gave above I called it SFX_d3d9.dll. Save and close the .ini. Don't worry about loosing the smaa, SweetFX has it's own smaa settings.

Next, select a SweetFX preset from here:
http://sfx.thelazy.net/games/game/70/
And install the one of your choosing...the settings can be custom configured to exactly what you want, just like an ENB.

Using SweetFX and ENBs together can give you a massive amount of choices to really customize your visual look for the game. Take a look a couple of my NV screenshots for examples of ENB + SweetFX:
http://vgunetwork.forumotion.net/t941p165-fallout-screenshots-iii#22242
http://vgunetwork.forumotion.net/t941p240-fallout-screenshots-iii#25401

Good luck and have fun!

N~dles

hope you enjoy the enb

noodles1976! Great explanation! I'll sureley try this sweet FX
Thanks so much!