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Vray and Linear Workflow About Truespace Archives These pages are a copy of the official truespace forums prior to their removal somewhere around 2011. They are retained here for archive purposes only. Vray and Linear Workflow // Tech Forum 1  |   Order by default Post by transient // Jan 6, 2009, 2:45am transient Total Posts: 977 I've just been doing some homework, and I'm just wondering if this is needed for rendering in vray (or lightworks for that matter). I know lightworks has a tone-mapping option which helps with correcting radiosity (and normal lighting too). I'm pretty happy with the gi I'm getting out of vray, but I would like to know what other vray users think. If you have no idea what I'm talking about do a google search.......and be prepared for techno-hell. Post by parva // Jan 6, 2009, 10:21am parva Total Posts: 822 I would say it isn't needed but good to have. Without that setting I would need much more test renderings. To beat dead horses, the original vray has exposure and color correction where you can control those things directly. Post by transient // Jan 6, 2009, 2:54pm transient Total Posts: 977 Yes, apparently you can access the frame buffer to do color corrections at render time. Vray4ts's GI and lighting looks alright to me, but it would still be nice to have this. Actually, any upgrade would be nice........:D

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