[Radiance-general] estimating -av values, color
Carsten Bauer
cbauer- at t-online.de
Fri Jul 22 10:26:56 CEST 2005
Hi Lars,
you can think of the av value being a substitution for the rest amount
of light hovering in the room which gets ommitted in your calculations
when you follow
ambient rays only a certain number of bounces deep, instead of following
them infinitely deep. And if you have a neutral source, but red walls,
the diffuse indirect light will be red, and so should also be the av
setting, to be a correct compensation...
So generally your're right in considering the color bias of the scene
also for the constant ambient approximation. But definitely also keep in
mind Jacks remark on -av affecting all objects...
-cb
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