Did you know thatVue Pro has the same option to edit the gamma and color balance of rendered images as Vue 5 ? I never noticed that in Vue Pro until now. Sometimes I miss the most obvious things...

Where?

Double click on the camera in the world browser. The settings are right there.

Wow! Thank you.
I will use this instead of using Painter.

Any other "secrets" you've found? :o)

Didn't you all read the manual? Agiel you are the moderator for the vue forum and you did not know this? I think photoshop is much better than vues limited post processing. I think the program loses focus when to many things are added. The title maker in vue5 is a perfect example of lack of focus.

Yes... I am dumb sometimes. I really should read every single page of a full user manual before trying out anything with a software :)

LOL @ Agiel! Ditto!

i never read the manual before starting to work with a new application, thats second or third on my list or even non existent :)

anyway, i do agree that a application should keep focus, however the text feature in vue5 is realy good, its carried out in a good way and it allows vue to create shapes and not just text in your scenes, wich for a 3d app like vue that doesnt realy allow for modelling is in my eyes a great and easy to do new feature.

i would of course much rather have seen real weather fx and better grass being implemented instead, but i doubt that implementing 3d text capabilities took away from those features.

just my opinion of course.

Message edited on: 10/31/2004 02:50

Thanks for sharing the helpful information with us, agiel. It's appreciated.

I read the manual and I still find new things I didn't know before. Interesting about the gamma correction. Though will probably still use photoshop since I do a bit more generally than color correction. Cool tip though...