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So, I try things out on a recent past project which I did using 2014 - an interior scene (Color Mapping is set to Reinhard).
I try this same scene in 2016, using the new Physical camera, same exposure settings as was in 2014 scene (so I've activated the "Install Exposure Control") and I see under "Physical Camera Exposure Control" (Environment Dialog) a new bunch of stuff as well as what looks like a correction curve.....
My 2016 render looks as though a curve has been applied.
1) Does this mean I'm having two sets of mappings going on (the Reinhard under Color Mapping) and this 'other' curve in the Environment and Effects tab ?
2) How do I 'neutralise' this 'other' curve so that it has NO effect (if indeed this is where the effect is coming from) ?
Many thanks.
I try this same scene in 2016, using the new Physical camera, same exposure settings as was in 2014 scene (so I've activated the "Install Exposure Control") and I see under "Physical Camera Exposure Control" (Environment Dialog) a new bunch of stuff as well as what looks like a correction curve.....
My 2016 render looks as though a curve has been applied.
1) Does this mean I'm having two sets of mappings going on (the Reinhard under Color Mapping) and this 'other' curve in the Environment and Effects tab ?
2) How do I 'neutralise' this 'other' curve so that it has NO effect (if indeed this is where the effect is coming from) ?
Many thanks.
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