Photographic exposure settings allow you to regulate the exposure level of the sunshine during a scene and alter the white balance to make the lighting appear cooler or warmer in color.
Image-based lighting is often used to brighten a rendered image while also improving the contrast to areas with shadows. The render engine utilized in earlier releases has been replaced and the new Render Environment and Exposure palette allow you to apply image-based lighting and adjust photographic exposure settings. Get to Know the New Render Environment and Exposure Palette The primary difference between the two versions is that AutoCAD capabilities include 3D modeling and collaboration tools, alongside several other special features. Both offer 2D drafting and documentation alongside dozens of design, connectivity and customization features. AutoCAD and its lighter, more streamlined version, AutoCAD LT, are both leading design and engineering software programs.
