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2016-07-01, 11:12:33

3DRenders

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Over bright areas
Hi guys,

How do i get rid of the overbright areas on this image? The bath is overbright, but when i turn the sun lower, the image is darker which is not what i want...

So how can i make the room lighter without having burnouts on the objects?
(I did use a portal light as well)

Cheers
J
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2016-07-01, 11:48:28
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Rhodesy

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Re: Over bright areas
Good to see you over here Jireh!

Have you tried highlight compression in the tone mapping options? If your using a corona cam tag it is in the settings in there but if not its in the main exposure options in the render settings. If you increase it it should pull the highlights back. Its one of coronas strengths I think.
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2016-07-01, 12:02:14
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3DRenders

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Re: Over bright areas
Rhodesy :D :D :D nice to see u here as well!

Still new to it, so sure will try it in a sec.

Thanks, I really appreciate it.
J
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2016-07-04, 12:58:23
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Marvey

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Re: Over bright areas
btw Jireh3D portal lights in Corona is not the same as vray... portal lights in corona just help to reduce the noise of the image...
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2016-07-04, 20:47:49
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Re: Over bright areas
Quote from: Marvey on 2016-07-04, 12:58:23
btw Jireh3D portal lights in Corona is not the same as vray... portal lights in corona just help to reduce the noise of the image...

Oh ok....I see! Thnx Marvey! :)
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