Does the new exposure system have any relation to photographic EV?

I notice form this http://www.fredparker.com/ultexp1.htm#L ... ty%20Chart chart that the EV for a sunny day should be 15.

I have to set the Octane exposure value to around 1 to get a proper sunny day exposure.

Hey - sorry, I had already shut it down. I will try that if it happens again.

BTW - I don't think we say it enough but, you've done an awesome job on this software!!!

Hi,
Getting some new errors with the latest version - OctaneRender_for_Poser_2_12_1_34_Win64:

In the Wacro window:
MemoryError
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Program Files\Smith Micro\Poser Pro 2014\Runtime\Python\addons\OctaneRender for Poser\ViewportForm.py", line 1214, in on ...

When I change the sky color to an RGB image and then back to an RGB color, the color is 218,218,218 (gray) and sticks there, unchanged and unchangeable, in the rendered image.

I can change the color with the color picker but the sky continues to render the same light gray (the sun seems to ...

The thing is, TonySculpter's shader uses a RGB color in the scattering and an RGB image in the transmission, so I don't know if there's any way to reduce the values as you outlined.

Also : the comparison renders you have put together....the head in Standalone - is that the same size as a Poser ...

Poser TonySculpterSkinShaderComparison.jpg

Paul, I've included the image to illustrate the issue. (I got the high scale values by hand-editing the .poe file.)

Low values, with this shader, caused a gummy bear effect! :)

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The grey-scale vs. float slider issue is that the grey scale goes ...

Forgot to mention... I'm using OctaneRender_for_Poser_2_0_9_17_Win64

I am trying to replicate TonySculpter's skin texture in the Poser plugin and am running into a few issues...

1. It seems the Specular Materials > Phase > Scale > float value caps out at 1,000. To the right of the slider I see that the scale goes to 10,000, but the slider won't budge past 1,000. Is ...

Thanks for the info!

Which film response comes closest to "neutral"?

(I know there's a million variables...)