My viewport is only rendering in shades of blue

[rubennnmdias]

Goodnight! I hope all is well with you!!

I have some experience with Corona Renderer, but I still consider myself a beginner.

I have already entered an internship where I was given a lot of basics in Corona Renderer and now I want to continue progressing with the tool.

That's why I decided to buy the student version of Corona since I'm still finishing my degree.

But what really drives me to write this topic is this:
After opening Corona for the first time, since I purchased my personal license last week, it rendered everything in black in the view port. With the help of the internet I managed to solve the problem. But now, in the viewport everything is in shades of blue, and the 3D model has textures applied that are not being shown correctly.
Can anyone solve this problem for me?
In my internship, such a thing had never happened to me, but I also admit that I could be forgetting to activate or deactivate a parameter.

Therefore, I would be very grateful if you could help me!

Attached is the viewport result.

If this topic goes against any rules, I apologize in advance and thank you for letting me know if I am doing something wrong.

Thank you all in advance, a big hug!

[Aram Avetisyan]

Hi Ruben,

The reason for this "blue" is the tone mapping settings, specifically the white balance value.
I would recommend resetting it, you can see the button for it next to "+" in the tone mapping.
Afterwards, try lowering/increasing the Exposure value, you shall get better results.
By the way, it seems that you are doing a product rendering, but outside, under clear sky. This won't give the "best" results for product rendering.
Try removing the environment map, and use CoronaLight to light up the scene. Create a few of them, change their color, intensity, until you get the look you want.
Some "base" - a plane, table etc. - for the product will also be good.

Hope this helps.
A big hug back to you too!

[rubennnmdias]

I already followed these steps and it was much better! The result is now much more interesting!! Thank you very much for your help!!!

[maru]

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