Fog density in backgrounds needs to be consistent between shaded and rendered images

[Tom Sturge]

Is it possible to have the fog density percentage level be consistent when using Shaded and Rendered output images. Currently the fog has to be set very low, typically 1%, for Shaded work, and up to ten times that (10%) for a similar look in Renderworks. This makes using both visualization and renderings much more time consuming. Thank you.

[Kevin Allen]

there are many inconsistencies between Renderworks and Shaded. too many.

[Bluetones]

And it's insane how low the settings need to be!

 

Also, why can't we set the lit fog by each light as an option? As in the percentage, not on/off. Why the weird workaround of adjusting the Background??

[mjm]

The fog background to me is the more theoretically accurate solution - as if my DF50 ran for 30 minutes from the midbridge w the Main in and no weird air currents pulling to  SL or FOH or out thru the shop or what idiot left the roof hatches open…😅

[Kevin Allen]

5 minutes ago, mjm said:

The fog background to me is the more theoretically accurate solution - as if my DF50 ran for 30 minutes from the midbridge w the Main in and no weird air currents pulling to  SL or FOH or out thru the shop or what idiot left the roof hatches open…😅

well, per instrument might account for different fog machines. I also miss the low fog option.

[mjm]

8 hours ago, Kevin Allen said:

… I also miss the low fog option.

Same. Be great to have a low fog w height & density adjustments

 

[Bluetones]

I usually just want a little to make it easier for my client to pick out where the lights are. 3 ft off the light in question and then die out would be my preference. Or, maybe I've got some that I want to show them spiking across the whole stage. Then they need a nice strong beam. But the low room lighting shouldn't have as much or it gets all blown out.  😞