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Higher values simulate increased exposure time, but without any added noise. Sets the sensitivity of the film or sensor when Exposure Control is set to Photographic.

Photographic - Produces similar results to White Level, but uses the Film Speed (ISO) setting more familiar to photographers.

White Level - Defines the amount of luminance (illumination brightness) that corresponds to pure white in the rendered image, adjusted with the Input White Level value.

Sets the exposure preset to apply to the image:

Toggles the effect of the Image Processing controls on and off, allowing you to quickly switch between the previous image and adjusted image.

Reset - Returns all image adjustment options to their default values.

The Paste to Scene option copies the settings to the render output back to the scene, applying it to all subsequent renders.

Paste to Scene - Any adjustments made to the rendered image within the Render Display window do not apply to subsequent renders, as the Render Display window reverts to the settings of the Render Item.

Copy From Scene - If adjustments were made to the render output options after the rendered image completes, the Copy from Scene option grabs those settings, updating the options of the Render Display window to match.

Provides options for moving image processing settings between the render output and the Render Display window. Adjusting the values in the panel updates the Image Display, providing real-time feedback to the changes, making it easy to experiment and try different combinations. It can replace an external image editor, but best of all, it's non-destructive. The Image Processing section provides controls to adjust the look of the final rendered image. Click the Showing Standard Controls More button at the bottom of the panel to display Levels. Note:The Levels histogram is hidden by default.

Statistics - Provides dynamic information regarding the frame during rendering, such as memory usage, elapsed time, and the final numbers of polygons.

Compare, Region Options - Provides tools for rendering limited regions and comparing subsequent and prior renders.

Image Processing - Provides non-destructive controls to adjust, correct, and tone the rendered image.

The Control Panel is organized into three tabs, each with a dedicated function: Pressing Ctrl/ Cmd+ A fits the entire image to the viewable area. Once zoomed in, click and drag to navigate across the image. You can also zoom in the window using Ctrl/ Cmd+ Alt+click and drag.

Zoom - Controls the size of the rendered frame.

LUT - The LUT currently selected for display purposes on your monitor (not to be confused with the output colorspace).

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Stereo Options - Sets which individual view to display from stereo renders, or how to display both views simultaneously, such as anaglyph or side-by-side.

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Render Output - Sets the output type rendered from the selected Render Type, such as Full Color Output ( fco_).

Render Pass - Sets which pass or passes are rendered from the specified Render Type.

Click and hold the Render Type button to display the available options.

Render Type - Sets what is rendered in the Render Display, such as Render All, Render Passes, and Bake Texture.Directly above this window are the controls that determine what is actually displayed: This is both a final image display and a source of useful visual feedback to the progression of the rendering frame. This is the main area of the Render Display. The window is broken into four main areas that are all inter-related: Image Display, Control Panel, Render Browser, and the Network View (minimized by default). Once open, the window provides a view of the rendered scene, along with a number of useful statistics, comparing tools and image adjustment controls for fine tuning an image. With any layout open, under the layout menu, click Render.With the Render layout open, click the start arrow in the Image Display area.With items selected in the Items List, invoke any of the Render Commands.On the main menu, click Render > Open Render Window to open the Image Display without rendering any pixels.On the main menu bar, click Render > Render to open the Image Display and render pixels.There a number of ways to access the Render Display viewport. The Render Display window provides a variety of useful options and feedback for working with the resulting rendered pixels for any Modo scene.