But one thing that separates the remastered version from the original version is the light. It's also safe to say that the remastered version has more detail. These are just some of the graphical enhancements that Skyrim Remastered has. The right one looks more smooth, as well as has colors of green and blue.
There is also a graphical difference in the aurora. As a result, you can clearly make out the little details like the trees (especially those that are further away), the hill that they are standing on, and the tiles on the roofs. The right side is once again more bright than the left side.
Another thing to note is how there are more rocks scattered around the houses on the right image, as compared to the left image.įinally, let's see the difference between these two images. And generally speaking, the right side is lighter or more bright than the left side. If you look all the way in the back, you can see more trees on the right image than on the opposite image. Though the difference is hard to see at first, there is a greater distance aspect on the right image than on the left image. Also, his clothes have a certain "depth" on the right than on the left (particularly at the center). The side on the right casts more of a shadow than the side on the left. In the image above, you can see the difference in the face of Ulfric Stormcloak. Here are just some of the photos comparing the difference in the graphics but this time, footage not shown in the reveal trailer:
(Credit for video above: Bethesda Softworks) In the video below, you can see how much the graphics differ from the original version: Skyrim Remastered has improved arts and effects, volumetric god rays, dynamic depth of field, and many more enhancements.
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