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I am rendering the exterior of a building using exterior sun only. I have a wall that I want to be a specific color AFTER the rendering is done. However, the sun is affecting the color during rendering process. Is there a way to adjust the sun so it doesn't change the color of the material but still casts shadows?
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I don't believe you can do what you are looking for. You will have to do into the Sun Settings when you go to render and do some adjusting and then after your render is complete you can Adjust Exposure to try and get your colors to look the way you want. It will be a little trial and error.
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