Exposure COntrol PER camera

Camby1298 · June 16th, 2008

Anybody know of a script out there that can control exposure control per camera and not in a general sense. Much like the camera work flow in Vray...its makes more sense this way when you have multiple cameras in a scene ranging from interiors to exteriors.

What was Mental Images/Autodesk thinking???

odouble · June 16th, 2008

How about using scene states to manage your environment settings

crazy homeless guy · June 16th, 2008

you could try this, which may make it a little easier, though i have not messed around with it myself. you would simply set different exposures, and save them to a material library. then you would replace the lens shader per view you are rendering. it would still be a two step process.

http://www.germanmentalray.de/viewto...rephotographic

what they need to do is set the exposure up as a modifier that is applied to the camera, much like the lens correction. then you could have per camera exposure.

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Camby1298 Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: San Francisco Age: 28 Posts: 96 Name: Brian Campbell	Exposure COntrol PER camera Anybody know of a script out there that can control exposure control per camera and not in a general sense. Much like the camera work flow in Vray...its makes more sense this way when you have multiple cameras in a scene ranging from interiors to exteriors. What was Mental Images/Autodesk thinking???

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odouble Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Boston Posts: 81 Name: Tunde Agunbiade	Re: Exposure COntrol PER camera How about using scene states to manage your environment settings

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crazy homeless guy Moderator Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: San Francisco Posts: 2,893 Name: travis schmiesing	Re: Exposure COntrol PER camera you could try this, which may make it a little easier, though i have not messed around with it myself. you would simply set different exposures, and save them to a material library. then you would replace the lens shader per view you are rendering. it would still be a two step process. http://www.germanmentalray.de/viewto...rephotographic what they need to do is set the exposure up as a modifier that is applied to the camera, much like the lens correction. then you could have per camera exposure. __________________ travis schmiesing

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