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<p dir="auto"><em>On 12/03/2004 at 00:07, <strong>xxxxxxxx</strong> wrote:</em></p>
<p dir="auto">Viz/Max and Lightwave (possibly other renderers too) have the capability to adjust a rendering's exposure using HDR values. This would be incredibly useful for me, because I often render architecutral interiors lit by bounced sunlight.</p>
<p dir="auto">I know very little about programming, but it occurred to me that this kind of feature could be added to Cinema as a render post effect. Is there a way to access the full range of light values in a rendering while it is still in Cinema? Similarly, if Cinema could save out renderings in HDR format, I could get the same results using HDRshop. Could this be added as an export plugin?</p>
<p dir="auto">Thanks,<br />
Jack</p>
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