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AJLynn · March 6th, 2008

It's because of the camera exposure - when you take a shot in an interior in daylight, what's outside the windows gets blown out. You see it in photos all the time. If you want to to not get blown out you need to make changes that will not be technically accurate (but we do it all the time anyway).

March 6th, 2008	#5 (permalink)
AJLynn Moderator Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Beantown Age: 30 Posts: 4,550 Name: Andrew Lynn	Re: sky portal intensity It's because of the camera exposure - when you take a shot in an interior in daylight, what's outside the windows gets blown out. You see it in photos all the time. If you want to to not get blown out you need to make changes that will not be technically accurate (but we do it all the time anyway).