I have a plate that is daytime and I plan to color correct it to look like night In terms of the 3d objects I'm putting in, should I render out to match the pre-color corrected scene? and then adjust the scene entirely? or light it the way the finished scene would look?

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Anonymous Sun Jun 7 04:53:51 2015 No.479299 [Reply] [Original]

I have a plate that is daytime and I plan to color correct it to look like night

In terms of the 3d objects I'm putting in, should I render out to match the pre-color corrected scene? and then adjust the scene entirely?

or light it the way the finished scene would look?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 7 04:57:35 2015 No.479300 I would render to match the ambient shading and general colour/gamma of the original plate, but disable shadows, unless the night scene has a directional light source.

>>	Da Doc !!LVIYuZ5MhDt Sun Jun 7 05:47:54 2015 No.479302 >>479299 nowadays, even real-time applications use PBR-based workflows. Get out of the nineties

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 7 07:21:52 2015 No.479316 >>479299 Match them to the base plate first

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