While we're looking at this image in the gallery, we can navigate back and forth. We have the highlights and we have the dark areas where we have shadows cast on themselves.
We can see where the light is coming from. And we can see how we're getting the light reflecting off the areas that are facing the camera, or pretty close to the camera. It's sort of a obscure angle to take a look at certain detail. Let's close this and let's take a look at the zoomed in version of the generative tight mesh that we created. We're going to go ahead and cancel that and not apply it to our image. Again, there is a lot of post-processing options that we can do here. We can also change the color preservation. We can do some color correction if we wish. Now the Bloom is going to be in relation to the light coming off the reflected or glossy surfaces. Let's go ahead and bring the exposure value back down. We can do some presets, such as make it a custom, mild, neutral. This will allow us to do things like change the exposure value. Again, we can do some additional post-processing. For instance, when it was submitted, the type of image quality, the size and all that information. We can share the design, and if we decide to share it, we can put it on A360 or in the fusion gallery.
Inside here there are a few things that we can do.
To view them, we simply need to click on them inside of the render gallery, and it will bring it up for us. Now that our three renders are complete, let's go ahead and view them and talk about an additional type of render that we can create. After completing this lesson, you will be able to create a turntable animation. In this lesson, we'll learn how to create a turntable animation.
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