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Exposure control in perspective view

Lesson by Ciro Sannino | Official 5SRW study material

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How to avoid overexposures images from the perspective vew?
Watch the steps in this quick video:

 

 

STEPS:

1. Go to environment (8)
2. In “exposure control” select V-Ray exposure control
3. In the drop down menu “mode”, select From VRay camera
4. Click NONE and pick your V-Ray Camera