nontroppo opened this issue on Nov 19, 2004 ยท 18 posts
EnglishBob posted Fri, 19 November 2004 at 8:20 AM
Your other option is to render without the background, and save to an image format which includes transparency information - PSD, PNG or TIFF. Then it's easy to composite your render onto the original background in an image editor such as Photoshop. This method has the advantage of not needing to worry about shadows, and will not be affected by the colour of your lights. If you want shadows, on the other hand, the background prop is the way to go.