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17-01-2008
, 08:31 PM
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Mental Ray rendering - what camera settings?
Now that I'm ready to render through an animated camera, I'm seeing some real problems. When I render through the camera, it's like the contrast is SUPER high and the image is burned out.
Are there settings I can use to make the camera render the same way the perspective view does? Or otherwise, are there settings that I need to change in the camera so that it works with the lighting I've already set up?
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17-01-2008
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Set it to black and see if that helps
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