>Does anyone understand why this happens?

Well, isn't it something to do with Radiosity not being scale independant?

I think Gilles mentioned this in one of his images that he had to scale the
whole scene down to fit it...

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Jay Raney wrote in message <378### [at] usitnet>...
>Your images look great warp!
>You have great command of the radiosity feature?
>
>Your comments mention the use of radiosity in outdoor settings causing
>an overexposed looking scene. I have had the same trouble with similar
>scenes. In my experiments, a scene viewed at a certain distance appeared
>overexposed. But, with no other changes to the scene than moving the
>camera, the radiosity effects become less overexposed as the camera
>moves closer. The effects continue to diminish as the camera gets closer
>almost disappearing altogether at some point.
>Do any of the radiosity settings control the scale of this phenomena?
>Does anyone understand why this happens?
>
>Thanks
>Jay Raney

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