Thanks okh,
It's probably me not explaining it properly.
I got you email and see exactly what you mean. I think this will help a lot.
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| Posted by stef.salmon at Aug 15, 2018, 3:30:17 PM |
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Re: Setting Background Colour Thanks okh, It's probably me not explaining it properly. I got you email and see exactly what you mean. I think this will help a lot. |
| Posted by okh at Aug 15, 2018, 3:47:41 PM |
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Re: Setting Background Colour Good if 'lifting' can help. Actually, then I suppose there are other techniques as well. Such as applying a contrast background (lime or something) and render both a q1 and a q4 image. With photo editing software it would be easy to overlay the contrast colour (making the rest transparent) on the q4 rendering. I think Ceciliabr explains this in a thread somewhere. And I need to emphasise - if you want to do serious rendering, you should study some of the threads where more advanced techniques are explained. Me, I always opt for quick-dirty-simple soloutions  I admire, but have no patience to create the kind of perfection displayed in other threads. ok |
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