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  Re: much brighter images with uvpov : why ?  
From: Nathan Kopp
Date: 4 Nov 1999 01:13:12
Message: <382123f8@news.povray.org>
Hmm... I haven't experienced this.  Watch out for differences in layered
textures (you may need to use #version to make UVPov look like the official
POV).

-Nathan

<jrm### [at] videotronca> wrote in...
>
> I just installed uvpov on my linux box and I was making some new
> aliases in bash to use it from any working directory : needing to
> see how uvpov would behave when rendering a standard .pov I was
> quite surprised to see that the uvpov rendering is much, much more
> illuminated than standard pov 3.1g, although I use the same file,
> assumed_gamma and display gamma in both cases... The effect
> certainly is pleasant yet I'd like to know that it will also be
> fairly predictable.
>
> Anybody else had that experience ?
>
>
> Thanks,


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