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I'm using the formula v-ray provided but I can't seem to get back to my beauty image when using VRayEnvironmentFog, atmosphere render element. Here is the formula I am using: (VRayDiffuseFilter x (VRayRawLighting + VRayRawGlobalIllumination)) + (VRayRawReflection x VRayReflectionFilter) + (VRayRawRefraction x VRayRefractionFilter) + VRaySpecular + VRaySSS2 + VRaySelfIllumination + VRayCaustics + VRayAtmosphere I've also attached my nuke compile script, if you want to check it out. https://www.dropbox.com/s/8vvkyi2lfn9iez3/scene6.0673.exr?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/e4eb5sytx1ue3zf/test.nk?dl=0 Thanks!

Hi, I'm finally trying out the "fog" atmosphere effect in Mental Ray and can't figure out why a white fog looks 50% grey in my scene. Light: MR Sun (part of Daylight system) Environment Map: mr Physical Sky Atmosphere effect: Fog (regular) Logarithmic Exposure Control: Active Fog Parameters: - Color set to WHITE No color map or opacity map "Exponential" box unchecked. Here is a WIP scene: Any insights? Thanks.

Studio/Institution: WhiteFox Genre: Other Software: 3dsMax, VRay, Photoshop Description: Well, my first post! Just simple church. I want to pracitce environmental fog and godrays, church project is the best option for something like that IMO! First clayrender

Studio/Institution: Student - HEAJ (Belgium) Genre: Landscaping Software: 3dsmax, v-ray, photoshop, mari Description: Hi everyone, I am a student in CG. I actually never post any of my work online; and since I'm about to finish as a student I thought i was important to show something.. So here it is, a view I am actually working on! I really like England, and I picked Cardiff as my first work about this country. It is Penarth Pier. Feel free to add any coment! Stay tuned, Fred.

Studio/Institution: Bpositive Client: Personal Genre: Residential Interior Software: 3D Studio Max,Vray, Photoshop, MultiScatter Website: http://www.bpositive.dk Description: Hi Some time ago I finished a series of visualizations of a house inspired by Japanese architecture. The interior design is more influenced by European/Scandinavian design and features furniture from among others Tom Dixon, Konstantin Grcic and my self. I used the scene as a base for developing and learning new skills (HDRI, Fog and Multiscatter). Though the design is minimalistic, I have tried giving the visualizations and interior a bit of warmth. I hope you like it. CC are much appreciated :-) [ATTACH=CONFIG]46163[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]46164[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]46165[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]46166[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]46167[/ATTACH]