Force a color

[devin]

I'm using a physical camera/sky setup and the biggest problem I have to deal with is color tinting which is a result of the GI process but never the less the color of the sun and sky usually tints colors and materials yellow or orange. For instance if I have a light grey it will come out tan in color instead of grey, so how would one force Vray to override the tenting effect to produce the color desired?

By the way I know this isn't physically correct and Vray is doing what it's supposed to, however it's hard to explain this to a client, regardless of how things work in the real world.

[glorybound]

White Balance

Use v-ray's physcal camera white balance.

[devin]

I've tried this and right now it's set to custom 255,255,255 but it has no effect. Perhapse I don't know how to use it properley.

[glorybound]

White Balance

Basically you add the color you would like to remove into the RGB field.... I think

[devin]

That seems to work, I had it backwards I thought you added the color you wanted.

[glorybound]

Camera

Have you tried Lele's exposure script? I use it on almost every project.

[devin]

No what is it and where do I find it?

[glorybound]

lele

http://www.chaosgroup.com/forums/vbu...highlight=lele

[dlparisi]

If you're looking for a particular surface to display an exact rgb value check this out... http://www.chaosgroup.com/forums/vbu...ad.php?t=36937