09-17-2008, 02:37 AM
Hi Kresmir,
Thanks for the info. I have messed around for a couple of days now and am getting some pretty good basic results now. One thing I noticed - when exporting an image out of Brazil using a 32 bit EXR image - when I inport it into my HDR editing software Adobe CS3 or Photomatrix - the Dreamscape images come in very bright. All my otehr HDR images come in very dark and I hav to tone map them up for 8 bit export. However the Brazil images that come from Dreamscape are acting as if they have an extra gamma adjustment applied to them. IS there a tricl to using the exposure setting on the top menu?
Does Dreamscape listen to the gamma setting in the Max user perferences or do I need to match it with the mentioned exposure setting in the top General parameters roll out for Dreamscape Environment setting?
I feel that with just a little direction I could probably get the Brazil Dreamscape Linear work flow worked out to the level that the Final render and Vray guys are enjoying?
Looking forward to any pointers you can provide.
Cheers,
Frank
Thanks for the info. I have messed around for a couple of days now and am getting some pretty good basic results now. One thing I noticed - when exporting an image out of Brazil using a 32 bit EXR image - when I inport it into my HDR editing software Adobe CS3 or Photomatrix - the Dreamscape images come in very bright. All my otehr HDR images come in very dark and I hav to tone map them up for 8 bit export. However the Brazil images that come from Dreamscape are acting as if they have an extra gamma adjustment applied to them. IS there a tricl to using the exposure setting on the top menu?
Does Dreamscape listen to the gamma setting in the Max user perferences or do I need to match it with the mentioned exposure setting in the top General parameters roll out for Dreamscape Environment setting?
I feel that with just a little direction I could probably get the Brazil Dreamscape Linear work flow worked out to the level that the Final render and Vray guys are enjoying?
Looking forward to any pointers you can provide.
Cheers,
Frank