joi #136, 740 days ago
right, u don't need to use a physical camera in vray. i've never used it
zero #138,
thanks for the tips, but for me I would still prefer vray physical camera, I love the effect of the vray cam's color balance than achieving it in photoshop.
RenderStuff #139,
Hi zero,
Yes, you are right, the white balance is a useful thing. But only in special cases. Usually when changing the custom balance, you affect the color of the scene entirely. If you just have much color bleeding from some light source, it is usually easier to adjust this exact light, rather than to change the color of the whole scene.
If you find right color saturation of the main sources of light in your scenes once, than after applying this method at any scene with the same concept of illumination, the result will be excellent and would not require any correction by camera or in a raster editor.
Anyway, thanks for your feedback, your opinion is appreciated
Yes, you are right, the white balance is a useful thing. But only in special cases. Usually when changing the custom balance, you affect the color of the scene entirely. If you just have much color bleeding from some light source, it is usually easier to adjust this exact light, rather than to change the color of the whole scene.
If you find right color saturation of the main sources of light in your scenes once, than after applying this method at any scene with the same concept of illumination, the result will be excellent and would not require any correction by camera or in a raster editor.
Anyway, thanks for your feedback, your opinion is appreciated
kenny #232,
this is one of the greatest aid i've experienced in this firkd. keep it up guys. you're the bomb,
Danilo Rios #2151,
Hello all,
I believe that is very useful and being used in conjunction with the VRaySun and VRaySky, VrayPhysicalCam to use, no need to adjust the exposure of the camera, not specific values in the source of the sun!
Thank you and sorry for my poor English, I am Brazilian and I love this site!
I believe that is very useful and being used in conjunction with the VRaySun and VRaySky, VrayPhysicalCam to use, no need to adjust the exposure of the camera, not specific values in the source of the sun!
Thank you and sorry for my poor English, I am Brazilian and I love this site!
RenderStuff #2155,
Hi Danilo,
The level of your English doesn't matter here. Main thing is that we understand each other. Thanks for kind comment!
The level of your English doesn't matter here. Main thing is that we understand each other. Thanks for kind comment!
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