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Nightingale-r

Nightingale-r

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Willibrord said:
You can have a bit more light but make it in the blue spectrum. It's not the realistic way but that allows a bit more definition, that's the way it's usually done in film and photography.
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Funny, but in this one I actually tried to set white point to make exactly as you said. With standard params scene much more warmer.

Still, when i tried to apply settings from guide that i found,
https://renderguide.com/daz3d-night-render-iray-tutorial/ said:
If we change “White Point” from 1.0 1.0 1.0 to something more golden – this will make white colors look bluish. Which is exactly what we want. I did set “White Point” to 0.4 0.1 0.85 for this render result
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all my scene become deep green.
 
Willibrordus

Willibrordus

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Nightingale-r said:
Funny, but in this one I actually tried to set white point to make exactly as you said. With standard params scene much more warmer.

Still, when i tried to apply settings from guide that i found,

all my scene become deep green.
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I'd just use blue lightsources instead of trying for whitepoint.
When I film (shortfilm movie) nightscenes we blast the set with big lights with blue filters over them.
 
Nightingale-r

Nightingale-r

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Willibrord said:
I'd just use blue lightsources instead of trying for whitepoint.
When I film (shortfilm movie) nightscenes we blast the set with big lights with blue filters over them.
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Hm. So, you place transparent surface with blue tint in front of light source? May i ask, how you set materials for such filter?
 
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