Vray For Sketchup #1/9 - Advanced VFB in vray for sketchup
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This extra module goes deeper into some of the settings of the V-Ray Frame Buffer including:
A/B comparison – allows you to compare images that were saved in the VFB History
More detailed color corrections
Saving/loading color corrections to a file – this can be useful when working on a project that has multiple shots and you want to all the images to have the same “feel”
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