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-open console
-type rimodcf and enter
otherwise anything else that causes a vision effect change such as, visiting a word-wall , certain shouts like etheral being , mounting a horse or dragon , placing meridia's beacon at its temple and beginning conversation with her, being a vampire and stepping into the sunlight from a cave/building ect .
as DeathStroke says, it's a temporary thing that should have turned off, but didn't. there's lots of things this can happen with, spell effects, visual effects, imagespace modifiers, shader effects, etc. they were supposed to turn off, and didn't.
in your case we know this one, it's pretty common... 'rimodcf' only disables the crossfade, to remove the "chatting with Boethiah" tunnel vision effect it's 'rimod 106a73' (or do both, no harm no foul.)
the normal test to check if it's a stuck imagespace modifier is 'sisme 0' to globally disable them, if that fixes it, you turn them back on with 'sisme 1' and then figure out the IDs of stuck one(s).
if you want, you can make a batch file if you're one that gets stuck with them on too often, to turn off every possible imagespace modifier at once... 'help imod 4' and scroll up looking for IMAD:
IMAD: AbsorbBlueImod (000ABF18) ' '
IMAD: AbsorbGreenImod (000ABF19) ' '
IMAD: AbsorbRedImod (000ABF17) ' '
open a text editor, and add all the numbers at the end of the lines, and add 'rimod' in front of each, so it looks like:
rimod abf17
rimod abf18
rimod abf19
save this in your Skyrim directory under steamapps\common\ as something obvious, 'imads_off.txt' or whatever, and then in-game when an imagespace modifier like this ever gets stuck again, open console and do 'bat imads_off'.
you can install an SKSE mod called Console Commands Extender[www.nexusmods.com] that lets you redirect console output to a text file, like 'help imod 4 > "imodlist.txt" 'then edit that text file... there is also a find all IMODs script for xEdit, Clear Imagespace Modifiers - xEdit Script[www.nexusmods.com] to help you create this batch file for all mods and your current load order in a semi-automated way.
there are of course mods that can help, check out Universal Unwanted Effects Clearer[www.nexusmods.com] that covers a lot more than IMADs... there are of course many others available.
have fun!