Help on Gamma?

[Anonymous]

Please help me. I'm not even sure if it's in gamma setting that causes the problem. but my rendered image Looks Better than when i click on Save and choose Jpeg or PNG.

Here is the rendered frame window

While here is the Saved Image (Jpeg) or PNG, same look

Please help me, i'd really appreciate your help. thanks in advance

[PROH]

Hi. Looking at those two images on my iPad. What's the difference? (Can't see it..)

Could this be caused by the program you're using to view the saved images?

[kgokhangurbuz]

Hello;

This is most probably because of V-Ray Frame buffer shows images in 32-Bit, and if the file types you are saving as are not capable of 32 bits or you are not saving as 32 bits, you can see some differences.

Can you please try to save as TIFF, 32 bit and open the file in a 32 bit viewing capable image viewer (mostly Adobe Photoshop or Chaos Group PD-Player are suggested).

Please let me know if you still see a difference.

Best regards;

[Anonymous]

My Program is Adobe Photoshop (64 Bit). Windows (64Bit). But when I save as TIFF and open it in Photoshop, it says 32B

[Anonymous]

My Program is Adobe Photoshop (64 Bit). Windows (64Bit). But when I save as TIFF and open it in Photoshop, it says 32B

[Anonymous]

Here are two images, still looks similar more to the Left than the rendered frame window (right). i even tried with LUT pressed below the rendered frame window to see if there's a difference or not. byt the way, my gamma in preferences in 3ds max is set to default 2.2. Should i change it?

[Anonymous]

The pic above is with LUT pressed on the rendered frame window and saved as TIFF then opened in Photoshop (middle)

The pic above is with LUT unpressed on the rendered frame window and saved as TIFF then opened in Photoshop (middle)

[kgokhangurbuz]

Hi;

What i mention as 32 bits are color depths, not softwares running bits,
please do not confuse these two terms.

To understand color depths, please do a web search.

After saving the file as TIFF - 32 bits, do you see any differences between
your frame buffer and your saved image?

Best regards;

[kgokhangurbuz]

Hello again;

I dont see a gamma difference between your images in frame buffer and your saved image, so the gamma is not the problem here.

The images you post are scaled to fit forum screens so i cant make a fair comment, can you please .zip and share the TIFF file, vrimg (raw vray image file) and your jpg files?

Just upload to a site and paste the link here for me, so i can have a better look on your problem.

Best regards;

[Anonymous]

Here's a link my TIFF etc images zipped

http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=71003969264881255011

[kgokhangurbuz · Accepted solution]

Hi;

I Inspected your outputs;

-First of all, if you want a LUT effect, you should define a LUT file, but i dont see any difference between your LUT on and LUT off images, so i assume that there's no LUT file being read.

-Your all images look same, there are no differences, maybe you just feel like there is / are difference(s) because you are viewing them on different colored backgrounds (for eg Photoshop is dark, windows viewer is light coloerd).

Best regards;

[Anonymous]

thanks. i guess it was just my illusion. by the way, can you also look into my isoline display? on how to make the lines more crisp or not choppy? thanks again

[kgokhangurbuz]

Hi;

Sure i can, but with Isoline Display, are we talking about the objects in viewports?