Image Brightness Controls

Image Brightness Controls

When rendering an image, you will be presented with a number of image brightness controls.
  1. Exposure: Exposure is the amount of light that reaches the camera sensor and it determines how light or dark an image is.

 

  1. Gamma: This controls the intensity of any shadowed parts of the room.
  1. Contrast: This is the difference in lighting that brings out bright highlights and dark shadows in a photo.

 

  1.  Saturation: This is the Intensity of the colour. A highly saturated image will have bright and vivid colours, whereas a low saturation image will have more subdued colours.

 

  1. Colour Profiles: These are preset control options to apply to enhance your image.
  1. Sun Light Intensity: This is to control how much sunlight is entering the room.
  2. Sky Light Intensity: This refers to the time of day, having this at a lower setting will make the view appear darker (for Night rendering).
  3. Room Light Intensity: This controls the internal lighting added to the room.


    • Related Articles

    • How to Use HDRI in ArtiCAD

      How to Use HDRI in ArtiCAD 1. Go to 3D options, select UltraHD and choose the quality you want your design to render in. 2. Once you have clicked 'OK', the plan will first render using the default sunlight/skylight settings. To apply a HDRI, select ...

    • Material options

      When using UltraHD, materials scan be optimised by ticking 'Use UltraHD Finish Settings'. Material option definitions below: Base Colour: RGB Colour Diffuse Colour: Adjust the base colour of the material to control how it interacts with light. ...

    • What are HDRIs?

      When it comes to creating breathtaking 3D renders, one crucial element that can make all the difference is HDRI (High Dynamic Range Imaging). Let us walk you through what HDRI is and why it’s essential for achieving stunning results in your 3D ...

    • How do I get the best UltraHD quality?

      When trying to achieve the best UltraHD quality, we recommend selecting your own render resolution. To do this, you can Render to File: 1. When you have completed a plan, you first need to ensure that you have saved it. 2. Once the camera view has ...