Rendered image is brighter than scene in blender


Hi,

I have finished creating my island and got the lighting how I wanted it and then when I rendered I noticed it was much brighter on the render than in the scene.

Why is this? Is it a limitation of the Eevee render engine?

Thanks

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Looks like that you light from top right side isn’t renderd in scene view. but i can’t say why.

Is this your moon? Rendered with emission glow?

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My moon is using the sun light.

Strangely when I closed and reopened blender no lights were visible except for the lighthouse until I went to the shading tab then back to layout. I rendered when the lights were not there and it was still the same as above.

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Well in the scene view on your screenshot is no moon right? and you want your render exatly like your scene view?

so just Hide the moon in render view :sweat_smile: the small camera button at the end.

i am sure that eevee isn’t at it’s limit in your scene.

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Check for all lamps if the camera (render) icon is on!
This is also for the eye (view) icon.

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It turns out there was the original default light that I’d hidden but not deleted. Thanks.

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