<p>Would it be right to render elements in the scene that I made, in separate EXR image sequences?</p>
<p>What else should I keep in mind to render before moving on to compositing?</p>

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2021-11-12T08:59:43.230Z
I think you need to go into more detail about what you're making, and what software you're using
tomh
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2021-11-12T10:22:37.953Z
So basically I have a 3d scene extension which is a 3D tunnel running into a live action mountain, on top of this mountain I also placed a chain-linked fence and in the foreground I placed a car. Would it make sense to render these elements out individually so that I can color correct them separately?
TORM3NTO
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2023-03-16T23:19:59.730Z
@TORM3NTO yes, you have the right idea, individual elements gives you best control.
blobbymcblobby
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Rendering 3D scene elements separately before compositing - Is it the right workflow
TORM3NTO
# Rendering 3D scene elements separately before compositing - Is it the right workflow

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-11-10)

Would it be right to render elements in the scene that I made, in separate EXR image sequences?

What else should I keep in mind to render before moving on to compositing?

**Tags:** 3d, compositing, render

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: I think you need to go into more detail about what you're making, and what software you're using  
> **username_0**: So basically I have a 3d scene extension which is a 3D tunnel running into a live action mountain, on top of this mountain I also placed a chain-linked fence and in the foreground I placed a car. Would it make sense to render these elements out individually so that I can color correct them separately?  
> **username_2**: @username_0 yes, you have the right idea, individual elements gives you best control.  

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