From the course: Animating a Landscape with VUE

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Controlling exposure

Controlling exposure

- [Voiceover] With the environmental conditions established for our daylighting shot, it's now time to apply some artistry. We can adjust the exposure in order to achieve a painterly effect. Let's do another test render, just to remind ourselves what the default auto exposure looks like, and from here, we can go into the render stack, and here's the image that we just rendered, and next to it is an image that we rendered in the previous movie. Let's select the new one, and adjust its exposure. So over here on the right is a circle that's divided into black and white. That's the post-render options. Click on that. And here we can adjust the exposure, and if we turn on fully-interactive display, we'll see it update in this window, as well. So let's choose a different exposure method. Instead of the view exposure filter, I'm going to use linear, and turn off auto exposure, and we can adjust the exposure value now, and set it to a value of negative .5, and leave the linear coefficient at…

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