Hi there :) This is driving me nuts … Sequencer output (same as viewport) and MRQ output don't match. I’ve followed your steps in the video, still no luck. This seems to me there’s a gamma applied to the rendered images. Any idea where this could come from , please ?
Hey Nicolas 👋 Are you exporting EXR images ? That might be because of the color profil/space. Sometimes you need to re-specify LUTs. That's why it appears darker in your video editing software ! If you are using Davinci, try LUT "Linear to sRGB" under "VFX IO", when you right click on media clip, before creating a timeline. You'll see what I mean here ! 🙌
@@ProjProd hello and thanks for your message. No, I'm not exporting to EXR. I've tried several output types, and always end with washed out images - this reminds me of the old days when we used to fight to follow some proper linear workflow, and gamma correction was applied twice. I suspect there's something wrong in the project settings, but I don't have the hand on that for a bunch of reasons. No matter for now, too many other things to work on to spend more time on this problem for now. By the way, I've sent you a connection request on LinkedIn, can be useful for each other to expand our networks in France ;) cheers.
@@ProjProd I have this issue but in Nuke where my things also seem to have gamma applied and are lighter than the viewport, is there a way to disable gamma or what color space should I change it to
It is the Museum Kit enviro www.unrealengine.com/marketplace/en-US/product/museum-environment-kit It was part of the Free For the Month few months ago ! 😊 I cover the FFM each month with a video, don't hesitate to check it out ! 😁
Excellent video! I've been looking for the passes workflow but for Pathtrace, there is a brief and very confusing guide on the UE5 documentation page but I am stucked. By any chance are you familiarized with Pathtrace or know someone who may be? Thanks for your hardwork.
Hey man, thanks for your comment ! 😊 Passes for Path Tracer is quite difficult indeed. And don't forget that you have to render each pass again as well, so render time could easily be massive... ! I've worked in production with it, I'll try to cover this subject for you guys soon 😎
Thanks for your comment bro ❤️ Have you tried with the Cryptomatte plugin ? Also, 5.4 brings a new Graph system for the Movie Render Queue plugin, don’t hesitate to check if that could help in your workflow. I’m preparing a video on that btw 🙌
the post processing materials render empty, either empty png or an empty layer. Any tips ? :(
Hi there :)
This is driving me nuts … Sequencer output (same as viewport) and MRQ output don't match. I’ve followed your steps in the video, still no luck. This seems to me there’s a gamma applied to the rendered images. Any idea where this could come from , please ?
Hey Nicolas 👋
Are you exporting EXR images ? That might be because of the color profil/space. Sometimes you need to re-specify LUTs. That's why it appears darker in your video editing software ! If you are using Davinci, try LUT "Linear to sRGB" under "VFX IO", when you right click on media clip, before creating a timeline. You'll see what I mean here ! 🙌
@@ProjProd hello and thanks for your message. No, I'm not exporting to EXR. I've tried several output types, and always end with washed out images - this reminds me of the old days when we used to fight to follow some proper linear workflow, and gamma correction was applied twice. I suspect there's something wrong in the project settings, but I don't have the hand on that for a bunch of reasons. No matter for now, too many other things to work on to spend more time on this problem for now.
By the way, I've sent you a connection request on LinkedIn, can be useful for each other to expand our networks in France ;) cheers.
@@ProjProd I have this issue but in Nuke where my things also seem to have gamma applied and are lighter than the viewport, is there a way to disable gamma or what color space should I change it to
Where is the Level from, it look great?!
It is the Museum Kit enviro www.unrealengine.com/marketplace/en-US/product/museum-environment-kit
It was part of the Free For the Month few months ago ! 😊
I cover the FFM each month with a video, don't hesitate to check it out ! 😁
How do you like the AOV is UE5.4?
I haven’t tested it yet ! I’ll give it a try next week, can’t wait to see the new graph system and Layers improvement !🙏
@@ProjProd Looking forward to your review of the new tools.
@@ProjProd Can't wait for your tutorial!
Excellent video! I've been looking for the passes workflow but for Pathtrace, there is a brief and very confusing guide on the UE5 documentation page but I am stucked. By any chance are you familiarized with Pathtrace or know someone who may be? Thanks for your hardwork.
Hey man, thanks for your comment ! 😊
Passes for Path Tracer is quite difficult indeed. And don't forget that you have to render each pass again as well, so render time could easily be massive... !
I've worked in production with it, I'll try to cover this subject for you guys soon 😎
Excellent explanation! How can I activate transparency through the alpha channel in mirrors that reflect the skylight? I'm rendering using pathtracer
Thanks for your comment bro ❤️
Have you tried with the Cryptomatte plugin ? Also, 5.4 brings a new Graph system for the Movie Render Queue plugin, don’t hesitate to check if that could help in your workflow. I’m preparing a video on that btw 🙌
Thank you