Master Bedroom
Re: Master Bedroom
hmm 70 % gray? I've been working on my own kitchen and my wife says "but the cabinets must be whiter" and indeed they look very dull, compared to photographs of white cabinets. I wonder what I am doing wrong, as I have them almost up to pure white, which I know is wrong.
Re: Master Bedroom
If you look at a photo a pure white is always grey compared to a lightsource.
It is like taking pictures with your camera, if the color of your kitchen has the same color then the light your picture is overexposed.
It is like taking pictures with your camera, if the color of your kitchen has the same color then the light your picture is overexposed.
Re: Master Bedroom
pbacot wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 9:19 am hmm 70 % gray? I've been working on my own kitchen and my wife says "but the cabinets must be whiter" and indeed they look very dull, compared to photographs of white cabinets. I wonder what I am doing wrong, as I have them almost up to pure white, which I know is wrong.
70% !!!!
Be sure that ALL of your colors and textures are reduced by 30% brightness and are well balanced in overall general brightness using 70% white as your base starting "white".
Be sure your lights are correctly set to real-world values - what would be a 5 watt led - set to be a 5 watt led.
Now - boost the exposure in the post-process tab of the render dialog as you are rendering your test images.
It is a dance of balance between exposure and light brightness.
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Fletch wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 7:15 amrecneps0610 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 4:00 am all my render works now doesn't use real world values anymore,
Fletch wrote:Be sure your light powers are set to real-world realistic values
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