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"Christian Froeschlin" <chr### [at] chrfr de> schreef in bericht
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>> but now that it's here anyway it looks the same so probably
> not a gamma issue but a fog issue ;)
Right! :-)
> Yes, the problem seems to be only in the background. It's rather
> striking with the dominant cavity behind the statue which you would
> expect to be rather dark (and even when illuminated, you'd expect
> to see the inner edges). This looks similar to the walls being
> in shadow but having high ambient, which is probably what
> clipka was referring to.
Yes. Having been lazy, I have kept the fog instead of switching to media as
I should have done, knowing that fog does not react with light, especially
in shadowy parts. I shall probably make another render implementing that. At
first sight, I am not too much troubled by this but it should be done in the
end.
Thanks for commenting, Christian!
Thomas
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