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> Christoph Hormann wrote:
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>> No matter if there is sunlight outside or not it would be realistic
>> for the windows to be completely overexposed if the corners of the
>> room are not completely black.
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> Yes, that would be realistic for a camera - but the human eye adapts
> differently to such light levels!
But you do not, in fact, have the light levels you anticipate, because
you're reproducing this scene on a monitor, which can't produce anything
near the kind of contrast ratios that occur in real environments. To get
the results you anticipate, you'd need a ridiculously powerful
projector, and the scene you'd need to output from POV-Ray (with 16-bit
channels, mind you) would probably appear much darker on a monitor
because of the extreme contrast.
You would probably be better off attempting to simulate a photograph
here, since your monitor can handle that.
-Xplo
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