Cinema 4d 2023.2: Better Glows/Bloom in Redshift

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In this tutorial I go over how to improve the glow/bloom from Redshift using the color correct node.
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[@adamfilipowicz9260]

Super helpful thank you!

[@tugberk18]

THANKS!

[@timurkankulov5086]

Thank you! This is just what I needed right now.

[@BTB3D]

Glad I could help!

[@3dinovo2]

Excelente !!!!!

[@BTB3D]

Thanks!

[@gouthamsumesh]

thank you for sharing

[@BTB3D]

You bet!

[@youyijiant1628]

Great tutorial! ! ! Solved my doubts all the time

[@BTB3D]

Glad to hear it!

[@HueiChenKaelyn0619]

Thank you!😊

[@BTB3D]

You are very welcome!

[@romanf]

Great tut! Unfortunately, this doesn't really solve the issue when a shader effector is used for the colours to randomise it (e.g. Christmas lights) as there is one material with multiple colours for one cloner. I hope they will add a separate pass for Post FX so it will be easier in the post to separate the emission glow and lights glow.

[@BTB3D]

Technically it is possible, though something I still need to try myself. You can render a beauty pass with glow, one without and subtract(i think?) them while compositing to have it as a separate pass. I'll make a video about it soon!

[@brandmotivo]

Always great! Thanks... query query, howcome you had to use a colour correct node?

[@BTB3D]

The gamma property helps with Glow/Bloom when using a color. If you are using an image you can adjust the gamma on the image itself.