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| 3ds-Max Tutorials » Effects » Gamma |
1. Free 3D Tutorial - Gamma 2.2 Tip, RenderStuff renderstuff.com
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2. Free 3D Tutorial - Using Gamma 2.2, RenderStuff renderstuff.com
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In order to use the gamma 2.2 for 3ds Max + V-Ray, just follow these steps:
Someone used more complex ways to "solve" the problem by adding extra lights, and making them not visible to the camera so dark places were simply illuminated. However, with this way no physical accuracy and realism of the image could not be considered. Along with lighting of the dark places, shadows disappeared and was the impression that the scene objects are flying in the air.