VRAY Settings

[Soumitra Vaze]

hello guys what are the best settings for Exterior Renderings in Vray 2.0 incl Camera Lights?
i use Vray phycal Cam 120 Film speed 120 Shutter Speed 120 F number is 1.4 or 1.2 (Gamma is set to 2.2) color maping is Reinhard multiplier and burn value .85/.1 but images look dark. sun is target direct using manual sun node in vray sky please help

[Chris MacDonald]

There are no "best settings", every scene is differet. Learn the software?

[Salvador Jimenez]

Why don't you make a fresh new scene, then merge your geometry and assign a grey 128,128,128 color to all (or mtl override) and then create an also new VRay Sun+Sky and an also new Vray camera and use all by defaults. Start there and move settings according to what you want. f-number and shutter speed for amount of light and white balance for overall light/shadow color.

And you could also post some images and settings.

[Soumitra Vaze]

Why don't you make a fresh new scene, then merge your geometry and assign a grey 128,128,128 color to all (or mtl override) and then create an also new VRay Sun+Sky and an also new Vray camera and use all by defaults. Start there and move settings according to what you want. f-number and shutter speed for amount of light and white balance for overall light/shadow color.

And you could also post some images and settings.

thanks dude i ll chk it out

[Soumitra Vaze]

There are no "best settings", every scene is differet. Learn the software?

i know dude there r no best settings but it is abt the rig of lights and cam(physical) which will give me bright and warm lights in to my scene
i m not asking for spoon feeding. anyways thanks very much!!!!

[Umesh Raut]

Though you did not directly, the Q was in the same line as spoon-feed request, and you must try by yourself and check the results. Only if you hit a roadblock may you turn to someone for help, tips, etc. Also, learning a few things about (real) photography with lighting and image composition would help you understand a few points more in this direction.

[Soumitra Vaze]

Though you did not directly, the Q was in the same line as spoon-feed request, and you must try by yourself and check the results. Only if you hit a roadblock may you turn to someone for help, tips, etc. Also, learning a few things about (real) photography with lighting and image composition would help you understand a few points more in this direction.

no dude u got me wrong i know there is no hard and fast rule. i m wndering if there is any that is why i asked nothing like i want all settings, i do use my own tech. i think i should change the question cause it is not giving what i want or i intended. thaks.