‘Set Exposure’ with multiple lights already in scene

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  • #14470
    weeple
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      Thank you for the add-on.  When checking ‘set exposure’ while adding a new light, does the new exposure take into account already existing lights in the scene?  Or is it only based on most recent light added?

      #71138
      spikeyxxx
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        The “Set Exposure” tickbox only takes into account the newly added light.

        No Scene information is being used (and I don”t know how difficult, if even possible, that would be..moving the Camera would mean you”d need a different exposure …)).

        If you hide inside the default cube with a candle for instance, then add a Sun and set the exposure, you”d be left “in the dark”.

        #71139
        weeple
        Participant

          thank you for your response. all makes sense. 

          it’s always darkest before setting exposure. 

          #71140
          Jonathan Lampel
          Participant

            Spikey hit the nail on the head in answering this but I also wanted to comment just to say that your username is hilarious. 

            #71141
            weeple
            Participant

              @jlampel this course will help me take over the nft world! 

              really enjoying this class. ..many thanks

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