To Illustrate, we'll turn on RT and change the values of the white balance. In a scene with mixed lighting such as this one, the best approach is to find a pleasing balance between warm and cool that works well for the particular scene. This means it will not be possible to white balance both the lights, so only one can be properly white balanced. This example scene uses mixed lighting, with two different lights which have very different color temperatures: one is a warm tungsten, the other a cool daylight. In photography, the purpose of white balance is to correct the coloring of light sources to make them more neutral (closer to white). Change the Color Model from HSV to Kelvin in order to use the correct photographic values for adjusting the White Balance. We can adjust the White Balance by clicking in the color field next to the parameter to open the Color Picker palette. With Vignetting set to a value of 1.0, the effect will be subtle but still add a photographic lens feel to the image. Now that the exposure is fixed, we can use the Physical Camera tools to make some photographic adjustments to the image.īegin by adding some vignetting and performing a test render. This time the render should match the original in terms of exposure. While we're at it, turn on the Enable DOF option.ĭo another test render.
#VRAY PHYSICAL CAMERA ISO#
In this case, we are going to alter both by adding two stops of exposure to each: increase ISO from 200 to 800, and reduce Shutter Speed from 200 to 50. This means either the shutter speed or the ISO needs to be altered. We don’t want to alter the F-Stop value (aperture) as this determines the DOF and shouldn’t change from its current value. In order to match the luminance of the Modo camera, we need to increase the exposure by an estimate of four stops ("half" or "doubling" the value of light in photographic terms). By default, Modo uses the White Level value in the Final Color Output to determine exposure, whereas by default V-Ray uses the photographic values of F-Stop, Shutter Speed, and ISO, so there is likely to be a mismatch in exposure. You will find that the render is very dark. The V-Ray Physical Camera Package has a number of improvements to the normal V-Ray Camera and stock Modo camera which can be found under the V-Ray Physical Camera tab. This will add the V-Ray Physical Camera tab to the camera’s properties. To add a V-Ray Physical Camera to an existing scene in Modo, select the render camera in the Item List, and then go to V-Ray > Add Package > Add V-Ray Physical Camera to selected cameras.
#VRAY PHYSICAL CAMERA DOWNLOAD#
To download the files used in this tutorial, click on the button below. This tutorial is a companion to go along with the QuickStart video posted on our YouTube channel. To follow this tutorial, you will need to have the V-Ray for Modo plugin installed. We are using the headphone scene from the previous tutorials.
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#VRAY PHYSICAL CAMERA HOW TO#
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