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Monday, 5 September 2011

Tip:

The frame buffer is one of the most disregarded tool in Vray SketchUp, but it is actually a powerful tool. I admit, I am one of the culprit who have not explored the frame buffer, and in the latest Vray SKetchUp you can even see some more additional tools. In this tip, I will quickly show one of my favorite: the Color Correction tool.

Here is the frame buffer. Once the color correction icon has been clicked, the color correction tool will appear. (see below image)



I will show you two image. You will see the great difference between the two images by using this tool.

First image.. original render output of Vray SketchUp


Second Image: Using color correction tool, I increased the exposure to +1. See the difference.
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7 comments:

  1. Francis Rex5 September 2011 at 22:21

    Another tip, wow..Big help sir nomer..Initially here we can manipulate, aside from Photoshop. Now I know..

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  2. Unknown5 September 2011 at 22:25

    it is indeed.

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  3. RuturaJ5 September 2011 at 23:50

    very nice .....

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  4. Michele6 September 2011 at 01:15

    The important thing to remember is that the VFB is not the final image you will save, it has a lot of information in it that U can use at your own advantage!

    Thank you Nomeradona for this great tip!

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  5. Michael Flynn4 September 2012 at 10:37

    Hi Nomeradona, when I change the values in the color correction tool, my render stays the same. How do you load the changes to see the new look please.

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  6. Michael Flynn4 September 2012 at 10:39

    Hi Nomandera, how do you see the changes in the render? When I adjust the color correction values, my render stays the same. Is it done in photoshop or in the frame buffer, or do you re-render? Or is my frame buffer broken?

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  7. Unknown8 September 2012 at 23:13

    nope i just use the frame buffer. i dont rerender and i dont use photoshop. i wonder why its not working in your end.

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