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Render Quality from iPhone Camera Roll

jaxprogjaxprog Posts: 312
edited December 1969 in New Users

I was wondering if anyone has uploaded their renders into their iPhone camera roll. I have done this with just about all my renders and like to switch them out as backgrounds, however the overall quality from the iPhone is quite different than say veiwing the render from library. For example, the renders in my library have brighter backgrounds where as seen from my camera roll, the backgrounds are much darker and tend to darken the shadows even more than expected. I try to use three point lighting in my render using regular Daz Studio spotllights. I set up a key light at 100%, a back light between 70% and 100% and a fill light between 30% and 60%. I am trying to master the whole lighting strategy but seeing two different ways the render is potrayed depending upon if I see from my library or iPhone causes me to question if I am doing my lighting correctly.

I was wondering if anyone else has tried viewing their renders from their camera roll and what you think are good lighting strategies.
Thanks

Comments

  • keshkesh Posts: 0
    edited December 1969

    Hi,

    you may try just to increase the gamma of the picture in a graphic editor (GIMP is still a good free choice) or even once transferred to your iphone adjust the brightness and contrast of the picture within camera roll/pictures viewing, since it seems more an issue of different monitor gamma (brightness) than a lighting issue of daz studio.

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