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2 For Haze, drag the slider between Clear and Hazy.
3 Continue to define other render settings.
Creating the Rendered Image
Before starting the render process, see Rendering Best Practices on page 1172 for information about how you
can improve performance.
After preparing the 3D view and using the Rendering dialog to select desired settings , click Render to render
the image.
Revit Architecture begins the rendering process, rendering one block of the image at a time. Revit Architecture
displays a progress dialog, which shows information about the rendering process, including the numbers of
daylight portals and artificial lights.
NOTE To cancel the rendering process before it completes, click Cancel.
When the rendering process is complete, Revit Architecture displays the rendered image in the drawing area.
You can then do the following:
■ Change render settings, and render the image again.
See
Defining Render Settings on page 1159.
■ Adjust exposure settings.
See
Adjusting the Exposure of a Rendered Image on page 1168.
■ Save the rendered image as a project view.
See
Saving the Rendered Image as a Project View on page 1170.
■ Export the rendered image to a file.
See
Exporting the Rendered Image to a File on page 1170.
■ Display the building model in the drawing area.
In the Rendering dialog, click Show the model. To display the rendered image again, click Show the
rendering.
Adjusting the Exposure of a Rendered Image
After rendering an image , you can adjust exposure settings to improve the image. If you know the desired
exposure settings, you can set them before rendering the image. When you select a lighting scheme, the
software uses default exposure settings, optimized for the type of light in the view.
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