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(Render) Passes can be used to split rendered images into colors, direct and indirect light to edit them individually, and also to extract data such as depth or normals. Use this tag for questions concerning the use of render passes.
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Composite two renders into one image
In this specific case you can fake it.
Since small monkey doesn't cast a shade in the shadow of big monkey ... you can just Z-Combine these two renders.
To fake the shadow casted by the big monkey on …
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How create perfect mask using ID Pass ( "clown pass" in Photoshop)?
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It is not that easy :) and in some cases just impossible. If you want to just make parts darker or brighter, there is a change you just dont notice, but it would be there.
This "imperfection …
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