3ds max & Vray Frame Buffer settings

V-Ray frame buffer is packed with many post-processing tools that let you prepare final image without need to use of external color grading software. V-Ray frame buffer also comes with render history settings. Jamie Cardoso gives short explanation about different V-Ray frame buffer options and v-Ray elements passes.

The V-Ray Frame Buffer is a display window for V-Ray renderings that includes a number of V-Ray-specific features. While V-Ray can render to the 3ds Max Rendered Frame Window (RFW or VFB), the V-Ray Frame Buffer has some additional capabilities:

• Switches between render elements via a dropdown of all render elements
• Keeps the image in full 32-bit floating point format
• Performs Color Corrections on the rendered image
• Allows you to choose the order in which the buckets are rendered
• Can store a list of recently rendered images and switch between them or compare them
• Applies simple Lens Effects to the rendered image
• Automatically adjusts render resolution when the VFB window is resized with V-Ray RT ActiveShade and V-Ray IPR
• The ability to load progressive resumable files (.vrprog ) and the V-Ray .vrimg file format.