High!

(sorry for the three-day delay, but meanwhile, my primary master 
harddisk crashed and I still have a pretty hard time to get the system 
working again... this posting is sent to you using a provisional 
installation running from a Sidux livedisk - Linux rules!)

scott schrieb:
> You don't want to do that, because when your eye looks at the 
> monitor/print out obviously it will do it's logarithmic processing 
> again, so you'll get it twice and it will look weird.  Try taking a 
> photo of the view you want with the exposure you want, and getting your 
> POV generated image to match.

Unfortunately, I don't (yet) own such a sophisticated camera... sounds 
strange from such an avid PoVghan, doesn't it? You know you've been 
raytracing for too long... when you never own less then five digital and 
chemical cameras just to get real-world lighting and radiosity levels right!

> IME the most important thing is to get the ratio between sun brightness 
> and sky brightness correct.  

Then probably my sun is too bright (and after dimming it down, the whole 
image has to be post-processed)...

See you in Khyberspace!

Yadgar

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