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  • #31
    well, as long as it looks great i would say its all fine

    it could be that your floor or furniture is darker then then one i got in those images, that will influence the light as well. but you usually cant reuse settings from one scene in another, but you can use those settings as a start, and then adjust them according to your scene. if a multiplier of 4 works for your scene then its all good and i don't see any reason not to use it. you could also try to play with the camera settings. i usually don't change the sun multiplier, and it works fine most of the time. you can do a a lot with your camera to adjust the light in your scene.

    Olli
    www.short-cuts.de

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    • #32
      Eric, leave the sun at 1.. the way it was meant to be, and adjust with teh vray cam.. the way it was meant to be used

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      • #33
        Ahhhhhh....Yes.....So when I am using a real camera and f stop...You mean I am NOT changing the actual SUN. Damn I thought I had some power.

        Yup....That worked...I know you cant use the same settings word for word....It just seemed odd that the sun would change by 4. But my furniture is a little darker and my windows are smaller also....Thanx all
        Eric Camper
        Studio 3D
        www.dbfinc.com/studio3d

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