The file aswell as images are located here: http://tes.nexusmods.com/downloads/file.php?id=41949

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Contents:
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1. Description
2. Requirements
3. Installation
4. Using the plugin
5. Credits
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1. DESCRIPTION:
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This is a post processing injector which allows you to control saturation, sharpening, bloom, tonemapping, technicolor, sepia and AA.
It features a handy exe file for tweaking aswell as improved anti-aliasing (You dont need to enable AA in the launcher) darker dungeons and nights aswell as a realistic color preset for majestic daytime scenes. This mod goes excellently with OBGE v3.

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2. REQUIREMENTS:
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A good computer to handle the effects
Latest patch (Just to be safe)
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3. INSTALLATION:
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Copy all the files in the zip file to your Oblivion folder. (where the exe is)
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4. USING THE PLUGIN:
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Launch the game. You should see the effects after you load a save. The mod can be toggled on/off with the pause key.

If you are using OBGE, I recommend enabling the Bleach Bypass shader for more eyecandy.

If you find the effects are killing your framerate, try using the config exe to lower AA a bit. You can also use it to customise the other settings to your taste.
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5. CREDITS
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Assembla for making the base tool. You can find that here: http://www.assembla.com/spaces/fxaa-pp-inject/documents

Looks good, but the light/color contrast is a bit too high.

I found the settings horrible to be honest.

You can change the settings to your taste with the tool anyway...

How do I change the setting? Do I need to install other tools or something?
Does the default AA effect is the highest?
I can't feel much difference between OBGE AA and this mod.

Use the FXAA_Tool.exe that came in the download.

I don't mean to be unkind, but OBGE already does all this, AA (various methods) saturation, etc. and HDR are all in the latest OBGE Release Candidate. So, my honest-to-God question is what the difference is with your mod?

Having said that, on its own this looks impressive if you don't want to use OBGE.

My guess is that this doesn't take as big of a toll on your FPS as OBGE? Only a guess though, I don't have TES4 installed right now to confirm it but it seems like that is the case.