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Interior rendering help. Why do I avoid this white snow?
I need some help to avoid the "Snow" effect i get on interior renderings. I want to use natral Sunlight and avoid interior lighting. I have done several renderings and all of them have this snow effect from the inside (outside the model is fine.) After +80 passes I would assume it would have gone away, but no luck.
What are the steps for a great intior rendering? if there is a post like this already, just send me to it.
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Permalink Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz on
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Which engine are you using?
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Permalink Reply by akinlolu olugboji on
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Here! Check this link out. Start off the the standard engine first.
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