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Re: Black Abosrbing Light
Remember too that there's allot more then just setting the diffuse color. It goes beyond to the type of environment, in certain cases having reflection, glossiness, and/or reflection filter. As many have said, is the math that "kills" the light, but there are work arounds and tweeking that you can do. Some of this may be a different material setup, a bit of levels or curve tweeking in the frame buffer, and maybe a little photoshop. I would highly doubt that Vlado would post a render that wasn't done in vray, or was highly photoshopped to get the effect. That means that it is possible...so if it didn't work one way, you might try playing around and finding a different way to work with it.
Remember too that there's allot more then just setting the diffuse color. It goes beyond to the type of environment, in certain cases having reflection, glossiness, and/or reflection filter. As many have said, is the math that "kills" the light, but there are work arounds and tweeking that you can do. Some of this may be a different material setup, a bit of levels or curve tweeking in the frame buffer, and maybe a little photoshop. I would highly doubt that Vlado would post a render that wasn't done in vray, or was highly photoshopped to get the effect. That means that it is possible...so if it didn't work one way, you might try playing around and finding a different way to work with it.
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