monkeyboy
10.01.2016, 11:44
Hi. I know how to work the moonlight phase and I really like the feature.
I personally prefer 4.4k neutral white but compared to royal blue the white appears much brighter to our eyes over the blue.
Natural moonlight is around 4.1k as it is just reflected sunlight but even at 1 % it's to bright.
The question is. Can I ramp up % from 0 to say 5 over and hour or does the moonlight phase work off the same % for the whole simulation.
I am aware that there is some algorithm going on which dims and brightens according to real life moon.
I don't like just turning lamps on quickly as after my main photo period I have a period of darkness for an hour.
So, to cut short. Does the moonphase use the same % for that's nights cycle or can I set dimming points ?
I personally prefer 4.4k neutral white but compared to royal blue the white appears much brighter to our eyes over the blue.
Natural moonlight is around 4.1k as it is just reflected sunlight but even at 1 % it's to bright.
The question is. Can I ramp up % from 0 to say 5 over and hour or does the moonlight phase work off the same % for the whole simulation.
I am aware that there is some algorithm going on which dims and brightens according to real life moon.
I don't like just turning lamps on quickly as after my main photo period I have a period of darkness for an hour.
So, to cut short. Does the moonphase use the same % for that's nights cycle or can I set dimming points ?