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14/03/2011 01:05:15

rgrove
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Posts: 39 		I've been filming tests in the current Muvizu for a short film I'm working on and have encountered what I think is a rendering issue when I set the camera up for a close up with one spotlight. Here is what I'm seeing:



I have a good pc with a high end ATI Firepro card, so I don't think it's a graphics issue. I'm wondering if there are settings I can test in Muvizu to see if I can't smooth the face out a bit. I've seen films in the gallery that don't seem to have this problem.
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14/03/2011 17:44:14

jonbezMuvizu mogulExperimental user
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Posts: 201 		Its just a realtime dynamic lighting thing. Unfortunately the realtime render engine cant be perfect like prerender stuff. The only work around I found is to move your lights around abit till the problem goes away on that shot. Or add another new light with very low lighting and move its about near the bad area till it smooths out.
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14/03/2011 18:20:02

rgrove
rgrove
Posts: 39 		I tried exactly what you suggested and found settings that worked so that the characters face was smooth and looked good. Thanks for your advice.

I wonder if the engine upgrade will improve rendering a bit? Looking forward to the new Muvizu release at the end of the month.

jonbez wrote:
Its just a realtime dynamic lighting thing. Unfortunately the realtime render engine cant be perfect like prerender stuff. The only work around I found is to move your lights around abit till the problem goes away on that shot. Or add another new light with very low lighting and move its about near the bad area till it smooths out.
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