This image is from an assembly series (web only) for our non-powered table saw. I was unable to get the real time gamma of 2.2 to work (per the orange still life webinar), this is at 1.2. Not sure I know why.
Looking to improve, but so far, KeyShot has been fun.
Also, does anybody have real time settings that are fairly foolproof? I am running at about 5 fps unfortunately.
-John
(http://www.bridgecitytools.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/JMPv2-Upgrade-Grab.jpg)
Nice and clean, but I think your focal length is off. Way too high. If you use alt and mouse-wheel, you are changing the focal length.
Not sure what you mean by "can't get gamma to work"?
Thomas,
Will play with the focal length--you were right, I think it needs to be around 80 and it was set to 200.
Gamma works, I assumed, perhaps wrongly that it should have been closer to 2.2, but in the end, there is detail in the blacks and that is what I was trying to achieve.
Thanks for the fast feedback.
-John
2.2 is agressive for Gamma, 1.6-1.8 is quite enough I find.
Thomas, thanks for the focal length tip. Here are the corrected versions;
(http://www.bridgecitytools.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/JMPv2-Upgrade-Render.jpg)
(http://www.bridgecitytools.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/JMPv2-Upgrade-Render-Bottom-View.jpg)
It would be helpful when applying a .jpg texture if there were some kind of outline of where it is in space so it can be scaled and positioned correctly. This was overly burdensome, unless of course I am missing something obvious...
-John
Just click "position" and then click on the surface where it should be placed. You can then drag it interactively.