Vray Camera Question

[richardcousins]

I have a scene I've created that I will be using for work to render different bits of point of sale that we design. The scene setup is fine I'm just having an issue with tevray camera. I find that depending on where I set the camera up the scene is either darker or lighter. Why is this? Is it a camera setting?

 

I just want the brightness of the render to be the same no matter what angle I render at.

[John Dollus]

under rendering->exposure control, what setting are you using?

[richardcousins]

I'm using VRay Exposure Control. Mode: Photographic. Should it be set to camera?

[mattcooper]

It could be your lighting set up?

[richardcousins]

Ill attach a few renders to show you. One of the camera from the front, the other of the camera from a more top down perspective.

 

The lighting setup is a 3 light set up.

[richardcousins]

[mattcooper]

It's nothing to do with the camera, it is simply the lighting set-up. the materials, and the angle you're viewing the objects from.

 

You'll need a lighting set-up for each camera

[richardcousins]

Ahh OK. IS there a way I can do a lighting set up that will work for different camera angles? Basically im trying to create a scene that can be used for point of sale renders. So each time we get a new job and model a bit of POS we can render it in these scene and render it from different angles, so I really need a setup that gives the same brightness no matter what the camera angle. Is this possible?