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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Renders with artificial lighting on result in high saturation and black patches
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While rendering with artificial lights on, either in "Sun and Artificial" or "Artificial Only", resulting renders look like the attached image: intense saturation as points of highlight, and black patches as shadows.
When I try rendering to AutoDesk Cloud, the render works out fine. I've never experienced this problem, so I'm wondering if corruption to the project file is causing the issue.
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post render, you have slider bars which you can use to adjust exposure, Highlights, shadows, saturation, and such. That would be the palce to start.
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