light with intensity in Lumens (lm) ?

[fabio81]

Hi,

how do you set a light with an intensity to 1000 lumens?
thanks

[maru]

I don't think this is possible yet.

[fabio81]

I don't think this is possible yet.

when it will be possible? is very important to be able to work correctly.

[FrostKiwi]

I don't think this is possible yet.

Semi related, I have seen a formula on the forum for calculating how much lumen (or watt?) a pixel holds based on the RGB color from corona.
Can someone reference that?
Could be also used as a workaround to backwards determine light lumen.

[maru]

I don't think this is possible yet.

Semi related, I have seen a formula on the forum for calculating how much lumen (or watt?) a pixel holds based on the RGB color from corona.
Can someone reference that?
Could be also used as a workaround to backwards determine light lumen.

You probably mean this?
https://forum.corona-renderer.com/index.php/topic,10684.msg68213.html#msg68213

The problem is that sometimes you need to take into account such factors as light size/shape. I am not an expert here, but I think that sometimes it would be impossible (or close to impossible) to convert between different units.

[FrostKiwi]

You probably mean this?

Yeah thanks!

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W/(sr.m^2)Although I now see, that it is basicly useless to get lumens from in any meaningful matter.

[fabio81]

in Corona for 3ds max there is the setting watts, lumens.   I hope that in the future we will have Corona same as the version for 3dsmax

[maru]

in Corona for 3ds max there is the setting watts, lumens.   I hope that in the future we will have Corona same as the version for 3dsmax

Yes, definitely!