My fellow Enscaper's,
I wrote an article documenting a kind of "hackish" way to match an image's camera perspective with the enscape's 3d viewport.
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I would love to hear feedback from you all since this is the mecca of Enscape knowledge.
"Sure thing Jonathan Knoefel , I'll give that a shot and reply back with my findings."
I've tried to limit to only those 2 options and it does help with the color bleeding issue considerably, but I feel like there still some color bleeding occurring. Here's a comparison between those 2 options and the results I ended up with at the end of the article. "Ultra" & "White Ground"
Workflow Results
I'm thinking the ambient lighting & color temperature are the missing pieces to fully reduce the color bleeding
Hello! I've written an article on how I dealt with color bleeding in interior scenes. I've seen this question being thrown around on different forums and wanted to try to share my workflow.
Hey guys, sorry for necro'ing this post, but this problem is still prevalent in the 2.1 version and I had to figure out a way to tame it in a recent project. I wrote up a workflow and wanted to share it with fellow Enscape users that were having the same issue.
