Yesterday I watched this video:
The Secret Ingredient to Photorealism
He talked about the light and colors and how the software manages color profiles; I'm wondering how Enscape is regarding this?
and also about the dynamic range for Enscape
Any technical information that the Enscape team can share with the community?
Nice video, yes i am also interested to know how enscape handles this
Interesting! I do think you can change this 'dynamic range' quite well with the shadow and highlight slider. But maybe thats just a small fraction of the matter.
I think such a question is more for a rendering architect, maybe Clemens Musterle could share his light on the matter?
Enscape does use physical lighting units and calculates the rendering in high dynamic range. I'm not sure what the complete video is about, but hope that answers the question here. To translate that "raw" lighting information into an image suitable for display on your screen the rendering is tone mapped in one of the last stages based on your exposure and also your shadow/highlight settings. As DeKoetsier mentioned you can do some minor tweaks to the result with these settings.
If you want to have really fine tuned control over the tone mapping you can simply export your rendering as an HDR image and do the tone mapping e.g. in Light room or similar software to fine tune everything to your liking.