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[Max] I need help! / HDRI's feel like they're over-exposed?
« on: 2020-08-03, 03:53:21 »
Hi there,
I have a project that needs a fairly prominent blue sky in it, with a few clouds in the air as well.
Something similar to the attached would be best.
I've found quite a few great looking HDRI's that look like they can do the trick. However whenever I bring them into my scene they look very washed out and unnatural. When used in the environmental slot, they emit great looking light properties but the skies themselves just don't look blue.
I've tried playing around with tone mapping, brightness and contrast, saturation, ev settings, etc. no matter what I seem to do a deep blue seems unobtainable.
Am I missing something here?
I can of course do a sky replacement in photoshop, but would really rather be able to do this the renderer.
Any thoughts?
I have a project that needs a fairly prominent blue sky in it, with a few clouds in the air as well.
Something similar to the attached would be best.
I've found quite a few great looking HDRI's that look like they can do the trick. However whenever I bring them into my scene they look very washed out and unnatural. When used in the environmental slot, they emit great looking light properties but the skies themselves just don't look blue.
I've tried playing around with tone mapping, brightness and contrast, saturation, ev settings, etc. no matter what I seem to do a deep blue seems unobtainable.
Am I missing something here?
I can of course do a sky replacement in photoshop, but would really rather be able to do this the renderer.
Any thoughts?