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As per the title - I want to render just a region and it appears lighter / brighter than what has been rendered already outside of that region.
Any ideas ?
Any ideas ?
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Jez
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3DS Max 2023.3.4 | V-Ray 6.10.08 | Phoenix FD 4.40.00 | PD Player 64 1.0.7.32 | Forest Pack Pro 8.2.2 | RailClone 6.1.3
Windows 11 Pro 22H2 | NVidia Drivers 535.98 (Game Drivers)
Asus X299 Sage (Bios 4001), i9-7980xe, 128Gb, 1TB m.2 OS, 2 x NVidia RTX 3090 FE
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Could you attach a simplified scene, where the issue is present? Screencaps would be helpful as well. -
Any chance you're rendering with camera auto exposure turned on? That'll do it.Comment
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jknott, that could be it - there are some scenes where I use auto exposure, can't remember right now, so I'll take a look as soon as I can and get back to you. Thanks for the tip!Jez
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3DS Max 2023.3.4 | V-Ray 6.10.08 | Phoenix FD 4.40.00 | PD Player 64 1.0.7.32 | Forest Pack Pro 8.2.2 | RailClone 6.1.3
Windows 11 Pro 22H2 | NVidia Drivers 535.98 (Game Drivers)
Asus X299 Sage (Bios 4001), i9-7980xe, 128Gb, 1TB m.2 OS, 2 x NVidia RTX 3090 FE
---- Updated 06/09/23 -------Comment
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Yep this happened to me once, it was auto exposure that fixed it me for me.Comment
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