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2013-06-14, 12:40:27

jogr

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Greetings all. I just downloaded Corona but can't find a way to control exposure. I converted a vray scene and materials look OK in the editor, but the render looks like a nuclear blast regardless what I do. Any tips?
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2013-06-14, 13:00:21
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Ondra

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Re: exposure
it is in the postprocessing tab in render settings. It works interactively, before, during, and after rendering.
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2013-06-14, 13:09:18
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Re: exposure
That was fast :) Yes I found it and logged in again just to say nvm. Looks good, definitely fast for unbiased type of renderer. I can post the results if anyone is interested.
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