Hi Sc pk, yes as long as you are using the corona VFB you can turn on and off the bloom and glare at any time, you can see how to do this in the video at the 1:07 mark. It is also possible to use a render element to add this effect in post-processing, I'm going to create a video of this process soon. Thank you for watching! 😊
@@ArchVizExplained Thank you for your response. I hope you can also make a video comparing Vray's "Background Image" feature on its VFB - where you can load your saved EXR (raw - no post process at all, e.g. Exposure) and post process to your liking -"Background Image" feature of vray is also helpful when you need to go back to a project and needs to render just a "portion" (render selected) of the scene (I'm not sure if Corona this kind of "Background Image" feature on its Frame Buffer)
I love these series! Very detailed and to the point.
very clear and helpful. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! thank you for watching!
can this feature be turned on after the final render? or should it be already turned on before final rendering?
Hi Sc pk, yes as long as you are using the corona VFB you can turn on and off the bloom and glare at any time, you can see how to do this in the video at the 1:07 mark. It is also possible to use a render element to add this effect in post-processing, I'm going to create a video of this process soon.
Thank you for watching! 😊
@@ArchVizExplained Thank you for your response.
I hope you can also make a video comparing Vray's "Background Image" feature on its VFB - where you can load your saved EXR (raw - no post process at all, e.g. Exposure) and post process to your liking
-"Background Image" feature of vray is also helpful when you need to go back to a project and needs to render just a "portion" (render selected) of the scene
(I'm not sure if Corona this kind of "Background Image" feature on its Frame Buffer)