u/PigeonHatPixels

Any ideas what’s causing this glitch on render export?

Any ideas what’s causing this glitch on render export?

Hey all,

I’ve just been doing some product renders using a file I’ve used for years. The only thing I ever change is the label of the product. I did a batch of 10 but one of them in particular, when I would save the render it would have this weird glitch over it. This is only shown when I view the image through Windows or in Photoshop. The top image is how it looks in the render export window before I save it. What’s interesting is the colour on the bottom image, to the left, is actually closer to the actual colour, the top one that’s in the render preview is way too dark.

I don’t have all the settings to hand at the moment but I’ve tried saving as multiple file formats, always at 300dpi and always using RedShift. Never had this issue before doing these sorts of renders for years so any help would be much appreciated!

u/PigeonHatPixels — 14 days ago

UK “care package” to send to Hawaii ideas

Hi everyone! So recently I received a care package from a friend in Hawaii that had things like locally grown coffee, honey, beef jerky, chocolate/macadamia nut sweets and lava salt. All absolutely delicious.

I want to send a UK one back to him but would love to get some suggestions on what to send. Obviously things that’ll survive the journey over there, long shelf life etc. So far all I’ve got is Heinz Beans…

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u/PigeonHatPixels — 2 months ago

Hey everyone!

First time posting but I moved into my current house within the last few months and I’m looking for some advice on this part of the garden please. It’s a south facing garden and behind it is just a big space that’s overgrown with weeds, trees etc.

My plan so far is to level off the wood pillars so they’re all the same height and put a little fence/trellis along the top to make it look a little more pleasant. My original idea was to leave the tarp and either astro turf it or put some tree bark down (neighbours either side have done this). But then I thought it’s such a waste of space to do that and I’d rather do something for the wildlife. So my plan is to basically rip the tarp off, level the soil the best I can and throw a load of wild flower seeds down and see what happens but I’d like to get some of your opinions on what you would do with it.

I would like some evergreen stuff up there so it’s not completely bare come autumn/winter so any advice would be much appreciated! Main idea is to help the wildlife and to keep it low maintenance as it’s not the easiest part of the garden to get to! Sorry for the long post!

u/PigeonHatPixels — 6 months ago