Glare Effect

[pablo_vinicius]

Hello, Everyone.

When will vantage have a glare effect? I believe this is important for architectural visualization

[glorybound]

I am not sure what you mean, it is there and on by default

[pablo_vinicius]

I am not sure what you mean, it is there and on by default

There is only bloom currently.

[glorybound]

I see. I didn't know that there was a difference.

[hopkins_architects1]

I see. I didn't know that there was a difference.

I think he means Lens Flare.. We have a bloom effect that creates a star effect for each light/highlight on render image.
In real-life photography, lens flare may appear on a really bright light, but I think for rendering it will be enough if only the sun can produce lens flare (similar to Enscape render).

[pablo_vinicius]

I think he means Lens Flare.. We have a bloom effect that creates a star effect for each light/highlight on render image.
In real-life photography, lens flare may appear on a really bright light, but I think for rendering it will be enough if only the sun can produce lens flare (similar to Enscape render).

Lens flare and glare are different things.

A thread on Reddit explains well how both work.
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLear...are_and_glare/

Glare in rendering for architecture is essential not only for the sun, but also for generating the "stars" in artificial lights.

[pablo_vinicius]

Here are some examples of glare in photography, this takes away the ugly appearance that vantage lights have.

[vladimir_krastev]

Hi, thanks for posting. Other users had wanted this feature request as well. We have collected all the info in a report under LAV-1181 in our system. I will add this thread to it and raise the priority.