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From: SafePit
Subject: Gamma Corrected Colors
Date: 27 Jan 2010 19:30:01
Message: <web.4b60d8d5a7717786716fc53b0@news.povray.org>
Using Ive's inverse gamma correcting macro against what I had before.  You can
tell the difference, but is it too dark?


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From: SafePit
Subject: Re: Gamma Corrected Colors
Date: 27 Jan 2010 20:00:01
Message: <web.4b60e10862d7dde716fc53b0@news.povray.org>
"SafePit" <ste### [at] reids4funcom> wrote:
> Using Ive's inverse gamma correcting macro against what I had before.  You can
> tell the difference, but is it too dark?

Was supposed to be a png...


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From: scott
Subject: Re: Gamma Corrected Colors
Date: 28 Jan 2010 08:39:21
Message: <4b619389@news.povray.org>
> Using Ive's inverse gamma correcting macro against what I had before.  You 
> can
> tell the difference, but is it too dark?

If you'd taken a photo of that scene with a normal camera it would probably 
have exposed it more.  Simply try making your lights (and the sky if that is 
providing light) brighter.  Your grass might end up looking unrealistically 
bright, so you might need to edit the material properties there to make it 
look more balanced.


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