Does corona suffer from this as well?

[gezakadas]

The Secret Ingredient to Photorealism

[Ondra_1]

No.

[gezakadas]

oh thank god…

[warsign]

What a video, I see it everywhere!

[clemens_at]

@warlock

What a video, I see it everywhere!

yeah - i guess its the title: “the secret ingredient” - and everyone is like “woaaahhhhh - which secret?!?”

[maru]

Just for clarification: there is A LOT of misconception in this video. I strongly suggest to not watch it. Ever. Corona handles everything mentioned in this video automatically, and does it correctly.

[clemens_at]

@maru

Just for clarification: there is A LOT of misconception in this video. I strongly suggest to not watch it. Ever. Corona handles everything mentioned in this video automatically, and does it correctly.

i’ve heard that a couple of times now - since this topic seems to confuse people (including me) - can you roughly point out the misconceptions? - or are there some resources available I can read up on?

thanks

[lolec]

@maru

Just for clarification: there is A LOT of misconception in this video. I strongly suggest to not watch it. Ever. Corona handles everything mentioned in this video automatically, and does it correctly.

Maru, I tried the desaturation example in Corona 1.5 hotfix 1 and it seems to suffer from the same “problem” described in the video. I won’t pretend to understand any of the underlying technologies or processes, but shouldn’t the colors desaturate as exposure/light intensity increases?

Maybe I’m doing something wrong? Can you clarify?

Thanks