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No Bloom (Fix Eye Adjusting)

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This mod changes the strength of the Eye Adjsuting to 1. This should remove the annoying changing bloom when going from dark areas to light areas and visa versa. This does not affect blur in any way only the bloom from Eye Adjusting

Please leave any comments/feedback/requests below.
If you find a bug please give me som

NOTE: This mod is currently incompatible with the Realistic Lighting mod. Your game wont crash or anything but the effects off both wont be seen at the same time.

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Juju 14 nov, 2019 @ 11:56

Works great, that bloom effect was incredibly annoying but this gets rid of it for good

administraitor 8 dec, 2018 @ 4:28

this is a must have mod for your eye health

100percentCringe 4 apr, 2017 @ 0:20

Fooking great man you have no idea how annoying this eye adjusting is

Pascha 14 apr, 2016 @ 14:24

This is the best mod ever. It functions as promised and makes Skyrim so much more enjoyable because dragons can't blind you with fire anymore.

$oul™ 25 jan, 2016 @ 14:11

Not only did it work it gave me a fps boost. I have hated that effect since day one have been looking for a way to disable it forever but none of the tweaks I tried worked. How did you manage to stop it from it changing back when you zone out? (I don't think bethesda realise how painful that effect is for some people.)