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I am getting so frustrated with the lighting in Revit. Is it me or is it extremely complicated/annoying/nearly impossible to create a nice nighttime rendering and get the ligthing correct. When i do and rendering and set it on exterior: sun and artificial and change the time for example to 5:00 or 6:00pm the lights dont really show but if i change the settting to exterior: artificial only the lights are great but then the scene is to dark????? So frustrated but still smiling. :-)
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First Attachment is with settings on Exterior: Sun and Artificial and the Second attachment Setting are Exterior: Artificial only.
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I create this one one and i think it's fine, play with adjust expose after the render.
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Looks good, what are your interior and exterior light watts?
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Well i have almost 470 lights in this model, 26 to 35 watts
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What is your exposure set at and What about your exterior spot light settings?
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This is Artificial only, I hate my spot lights right now but I think im getting the lighting and such closer to where it needs to be.
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looks really good render, maybe reduce the watts of the spots as you say, and add something to the entrance.
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Getting closer, Still not 100%
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Much, much better....
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I see that you really have to play with the exposure settings to get it right. I usually just leave that stuff default thinking that is already the best setting.
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