If you have Vray Exposure Control active and then create a Vray Physical camera and turn off exposure on the VrayPhysCam, then the exposure control is not used. If we turn Exposure in the Camera on then the Exposure Control is not used.
I can see why this has been done, but maybe we need a button to ‘use exposure control’ so that we can use a Vray Physical Camera for say our Distortion amount but have exposure control seperate in the Environment effects for easier control over Render Passes.
I think it is more that the two systems are mutually exclusive from one side of the relationship: Exposure Control can be driven by the camera, but the camera cannot use the Exposure Control settings.
If the VrayCamera would be able to use Exposure control whenever that is turned on, but Exposure is off in the camera settings, that would do the trick. It would be the symmetrical option to the way Exposure Control can be driven by the camera expsosure settings.
To make it simpler as well: an option in the camera settings (eg “exposure for all viewports”) that would activate the Exposure control and link it to the camera, would be a small but useful feature as well.
Can’t do that unfortunately. The camera doesn’t know about the exposure control; however the exposure control knows about the camera. So if any options are added, they must be in the exposure control plugin - it can check if the camera exposure is turned off, and if so, apply its own settings.
+1.. in my mind if the scene exposure control is set to active, it should be active\override no matter what camera is being used.
it’s very counter-intuitive for a vraycamera to always control how the scene level exposure control behaves--especially since there is a totally different control mode within the scene exposure control for specifying a camera node.
