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| Posted by enkonyito at Nov 13, 2020, 3:19:16 AM |
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Re: YafaRay rendering plug-in @bam0o Hi, guys! Can you tell me, why rendering with natural light is too dark? I've drawn a room with 4 walls, floor and ceil (17 sq.m). Placed simple double window. And a table inside (just for example). Placed virtual visitor and made yafaray render. (window to the NE side and 8AM - morning - very thin stripe of sunlight on the wall) Until I turn on ceil lighting images are very dark - almost black room with window and sunlight stripe! Sky lighting doesn't help. Only ceil lighting... What I do wrong? Or is it normal? I'm trying to compare with real life and my room with the same conditions is much lighter at morning. (yes, i know about aperture and shutter time in photography, but...) Can I setup renderer to make pics closer to real life with natural lighting? I've tried AO and path tracing modes - same results... Without additional light sources, an interior rendering is always dark. If you want to have a natural rendering, you can use path tracing global illumination by increasing the number of light bounces if necessary. Turning on the sky lighting (without texture) can bring a little more brightness. You can also add light panels as suggested ceciliabr by paying attention to the light power so that it stays close to reality. Enko ---------------------------------------- EnkoNyito |
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