Shutter speed in Vray

#1

So if I want to have 1\30 of a sec I set 30.

  1. And what if I want 30 seconds exposure? In canon I get 0"3, which I guess means 3\10 of a second. Then I get 1", which I guess 1 second and more up to 30". So how do I set it in Vray?
#2

I guess you can think of the number you enter as “divided by”

so

1/x = 3 seconds

x = 1/3 = 0.33

#3

Forgive me, but what is x? I still can’t understand this, but thank you for trying to help. :blush:

#4

From the V-Ray Manual:

Shutter speed - the shutter speed, in inverse seconds, for the still photographic camera. For example, shutter speed of 1/30 s corresponds to a value of 30 for this parameter.

#5

SO 3 seconds will be 0,3, and 30 will be 0,30?

#6

3 seconds = 1/3 = 0,3333

30 seconds = 1/30 = 0,03333

etc…

#7

Thank you!

#8

Glad i could help you out :slight_smile: :beer:

#9

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