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When the Auto Exposure box is unchecked, Shaderlight uses a manual exposure mode. In this mode Shaderlight uses the Exposure +/- value to control the exposure of the image. When you make changes to the scene the exposure remains fixed. For example, if you add a new light, then the image will get brighter. If it's too bright, reduce the Exposure +/- value to correct it.
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Manual Exposure +5.5 |
Manual Exposure +5.5 |
Manual Exposure +5.1 |
Tip: when using manual exposure, an Exposure +/- value of 0.0 will be broadly correct for a sunlit scene. If you are using artificial lights only, you may have to increase the manual exposure value to +4 or above, as artificial lights are significantly less bright than the sun |
Related Topics
Sunlight and Artificial Light Levels
Page url: https://artvps.com/media/appleonlinehelpSU/index.html?manual_exposure.htm
