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14 years 9 months ago #1799
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I normally use mental ray and I know how to tweak the settings I need to.
For a current project I've decided to have a go with vray and solidrocks. It's a Meieresque house so there's lots of white materials (my favourite colour. So far I've been very impressed with using sr but I have a question on overexposed areas. I can tick the box and see a big red patch where it's over exposed but I can't see anything in SR to be able to adjust that. I've tried auto exposuer and auto WB but I'm still blowing out areas.
For a current project I've decided to have a go with vray and solidrocks. It's a Meieresque house so there's lots of white materials (my favourite colour. So far I've been very impressed with using sr but I have a question on overexposed areas. I can tick the box and see a big red patch where it's over exposed but I can't see anything in SR to be able to adjust that. I've tried auto exposuer and auto WB but I'm still blowing out areas.
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14 years 9 months ago #1800
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oops.....should have watched the video.....now I know how to fix it.
excellent piece of kit
excellent piece of kit
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14 years 9 months ago #1801
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Hi, and thanks !
Cool ! was funny to read this "auto-solved" post.
I'm impatient to see the result, as i like, too these clay-type renders..
Cool ! was funny to read this "auto-solved" post.
I'm impatient to see the result, as i like, too these clay-type renders..
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14 years 9 months ago #1802
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Jerome,
I think part of the competition rules ask not to post the images anywhere other than the official forum so here's the link to the tests so far.
www.ronenbekerman.com/forums/gh-house-ch...auhaus.html#post1952
I'm quite happy with them for a first try but I would like to have a deeper blue for the sky.
I think part of the competition rules ask not to post the images anywhere other than the official forum so here's the link to the tests so far.
www.ronenbekerman.com/forums/gh-house-ch...auhaus.html#post1952
I'm quite happy with them for a first try but I would like to have a deeper blue for the sky.
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14 years 9 months ago #1803
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Patrick, your pics looks cool !
My little opinion :
First one have some king of magenta into it...
you can check your cams like this (please make a copy of your scene...)
- turn off vignetting (you'll able to add it again in photoshop if needed finally)
- make some tries with camera white balance to day light and neutral, to see if it helps
If you've made a autoWhite balance in solidrocks, play with options named "ignore alpha pixels" and whole image to see wich one is better.
My little opinion :
First one have some king of magenta into it...
you can check your cams like this (please make a copy of your scene...)
- turn off vignetting (you'll able to add it again in photoshop if needed finally)
- make some tries with camera white balance to day light and neutral, to see if it helps
If you've made a autoWhite balance in solidrocks, play with options named "ignore alpha pixels" and whole image to see wich one is better.
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14 years 9 months ago #1804
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