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SR Keeps Setting My Gamma Back to 2.2 in Color Mapping
14 years 9 months ago #1839
by subburb
Replied by subburb on topic Re:SR Keeps Setting My Gamma Back to 2.2 in Color Mapping
you're right !
looks like a bug...
next i'll have some time to have a workaround on these 2 things : gamma and color map
To my eyes the linear is the best one... If your render is correct with full linear, without any or few overxposed parts, then it would say that you've made the correct camera exposure/lighting power balance.
Noobs and vray starters use too much the exponential/hsv expo to hide the exposure problem... but it's not a real LWF way.. that's why in my video tutorial i encourage users to keep as much linear as possible, eventually helped by the autoexpo tool.
looks like a bug...
next i'll have some time to have a workaround on these 2 things : gamma and color map
To my eyes the linear is the best one... If your render is correct with full linear, without any or few overxposed parts, then it would say that you've made the correct camera exposure/lighting power balance.
Noobs and vray starters use too much the exponential/hsv expo to hide the exposure problem... but it's not a real LWF way.. that's why in my video tutorial i encourage users to keep as much linear as possible, eventually helped by the autoexpo tool.
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14 years 9 months ago #1840
by Cypri
Replied by Cypri on topic Re:SR Keeps Setting My Gamma Back to 2.2 in Color Mapping
Yes you are right! ...the real LWF way is better!
...but sometimes it is faster to bright the dark zones or to darken the shadows to get for example more contrast. This you can´t manage with the exposure, because you adjust only the whole image and you must tweek other settings such as material to dark/bright some individual parts.
But it is an very dangerous tool, because you can fake to much and it don´t looks real!
...sorry for my bad english
...but sometimes it is faster to bright the dark zones or to darken the shadows to get for example more contrast. This you can´t manage with the exposure, because you adjust only the whole image and you must tweek other settings such as material to dark/bright some individual parts.
But it is an very dangerous tool, because you can fake to much and it don´t looks real!
...sorry for my bad english
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14 years 8 months ago #1860
by subburb
Replied by subburb on topic Re:SR Keeps Setting My Gamma Back to 2.2 in Color Mapping
Hi guys !
Just to say that i'm working right now on gamma issues
Improving Color mapping is secondary priority, but it's on todo list
Just to say that i'm working right now on gamma issues
Improving Color mapping is secondary priority, but it's on todo list
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