Blurry texture after installed Midhrastic ENB

[Thatdude]

I know ENB will have Depth Of Field effect so objects are out of focus are blurry, yes, I know that...
But please take a look at Midhrastic ENB's sample images:
http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout3/mods/18107/?
For example the third image which has a close up shot of a little boy's face, the texture is amazing.

When I disable ENB, I can have that much of detail too, but every time I turn on ENB, even if I zoom in on an object, the texture is still blurry, what could be the problem??

Here are some information maybe helpful:

1). I just changed my old AMD Radeon HD 7700 graphic card to Geforce GTX 970. In AMD's driver, there is a "Optimize your game" function, after I activate that function, my graphic becomes really good, is there any option I can toggle on Nvidia's driver?

2). I think there is some setting on ENB files I need to change, for example: enbseries and so on.

3). I don't have any weather mods and light mods.

[Carinth]

this comes with an enb http://www.moddb.com/mods/fallout3-winxp78-multicore-threading-4gb-laa/downloads/fallout3-winxp78-multicore-threading-4gb-laa You can likely use its enbseries files to clear up your problems they are normally interchange-able as well it gives a comparitive file for you to look at, as well check your hardware settings in the launcher and set it to HDR ultra settings

[Thatdude]

Originally posted by Terminal:

this comes with an enb http://www.moddb.com/mods/fallout3-winxp78-multicore-threading-4gb-laa/downloads/fallout3-winxp78-multicore-threading-4gb-laa You can likely use its enbseries files to clear up your problems they are normally interchange-able as well it gives a comparitive file for you to look at, as well check your hardware settings in the launcher and set it to HDR ultra settings

Thanks, and one more thing, in this Midhrastic ENB, there is no ENBlocal file(it's not in the instruction), is that normal?

[Carinth]

the enb usually generates one after it's installed, although you can make one and install it with your own settings then it will use that one and not generate one. Or do you mean there is no enb d3d9 included?

[Thatdude]

Originally posted by Terminal:

the enb usually generates one after it's installed, although you can make one and install it with your own settings then it will use that one and not generate one. Or do you mean there is no enb d3d9 included?

Usually there is a file called enblocal.ini that come along with ENB folder, but for this Midhrastic ENB, there is no such file. I have d3d9 tho.

[Carinth]

It will generate a generic one then after the game runs. The one from the link I gave you has the settings optimized and can be placed with the d3d9 file and it will use it's settings instead of making a generic one. It has improved memory settings and some other adjustments. It should work fine with the midhuristic files.