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>>OK. Cos, one of the major problems I constantly have with POV-Ray is the
>>image is too dark, or it's too light, or it looks washed out, or part of
>>it is too bright but the rest is too dark, or......
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> What you might want to try is to use more saturated colors to begin with.
Most of my scenes use things like rgb <1, 0, 0>. Can't get much more
saturated than that... (I'm just not very imaginative with my colour
choosing.)
> Additionally, using values above 1 for
> dominant colors on an object can increase the amount of color you'll get for
> less light. So even if a scene isn't lit with dominant lights, you'll get
> dominant colors.
Hmm... never ever tried doing that... (Although I do remember somebody
tried using lights with negative RGB values to see what would happen.)
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