The contrast slider in fStorm don't affect white, so it's more of a black crusher. I've also attached two LUTs that emulate the default 0.3 contrast in fStorm and a 0.15 contrast version. Next time you lie down in bed or drunk on the floor, try to look for this effect, and then go and +1 mantis! This feature should be included in Corona if you ask me! I notice this effect each time I lay down, even on rough fabrics. So tweak IOR and the multiply value to taste. This is nice for rough materials, where you don't want the edges to be 255 glossiness. You can specify a value that gets multiplied with the base glossiness. I've made a little improvement to the effect. After some quick testing, this looks to be the same as IOR 1.5 - 3 In fStorm the "Angle Affect" parameter goes from 0-1. Go and +1 on mantis!Īnd this is how you can emulate fStorms "Angle Affect" option in Corona This stuff should be included in Corona frame buffer. This is because the blur that is the main ingredient. If you do an anti chromatic aberration operation in CameraRaw after Arion, you will see that your render still looks more Photorealistic after the anti chromatic aberration operation. But this Photoshop script is shifting R G B equally.
If you are using Arion to add chromatic aberration, you will already have a blur like this (- the sharpen), since this is a side effect of the R G B transform.
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This blur/sharpen effect really help sell that photorealism, when did you capture a picture with your camera and the noise was pixel perfect ? (I'm not talking about ISO 1million) I've attached a little Photoshop script that will turn your harsh Corona renders into soft fStorm renders. Here is a little "how to get that fStorm look in Corona" post. I'll wait until the table is 100% complete before I post it again. It should be closer, I noticed a bug in my vray script.