- Tue Sep 13, 2005 2:32 am
#60824

True, here is a screen grab where I've labled the emitters:

The camera is fstop 5.6 and 100 shutterspeed with film ISO at 100. Monitor gamma is 2.0 and burn set to 0. An ISO of 200 or 400 will increase exposure for interior scenes too.
Here is a little update (4.5hr render resized from 1200x900)
Thanks everyone.true wrote:your scene always look excellent,![]()
the lighting is in such a good balance...I really wonder how did you do it??
In fact, do u mind posting a wire frame of your scene to show how did you set the lighting up? It is because no matter how I try, the scene is funny for me...
Is the scene an enclose room with just the lighting next to the mirror? Because no matter how I try, an enclose room is always not bright enough with such a little light. If I put a emitter plane to the back, the lighting become funny....![]()
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Sorry to ask you so many question, but I really hope you can help me, please. thanks.

True, here is a screen grab where I've labled the emitters:

The camera is fstop 5.6 and 100 shutterspeed with film ISO at 100. Monitor gamma is 2.0 and burn set to 0. An ISO of 200 or 400 will increase exposure for interior scenes too.
Here is a little update (4.5hr render resized from 1200x900)

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