Natural colours based on materials
False colour image based on luminance levels
False color in DL-Instant
In DL-Instant you can switch from natural colors to false colors, create palettes of colors to suit your needs of analysis in luminance or in illuminance.
The goal of false colours visualisation in DL-Instant is to facilitate the understanding of the daylight distribution of illuminance or luminance within the image rendered.
It can be used to show more clearly levels that are of interest such as part of the field of vision that have high levels of luminance and therefore where the probability of glare is higher.
It can be used at an urban level or for inside spaces.
The images below show the same point of view in natural and in false colours. The false colour image allows to understand immediately the zones of high luminance and the darker ones.
It has multiple uses at the micro-urban level.
Natural colours based on materials
False colour image based on luminance levels
Luminance visualisation is mostly used for interior spaces and the analysis of the visual aspects like glare.
Though the natural colour visualisation is useful, the false colours help a lot to understand the variations in the luminance.
On the below image in false colour, false colours show clearly the effects of the bright flooring, of the pillars and the darker part of the ceiling.
Natural colours based on materials
False colour image based on luminance levels
When using false colour images it is really important to be able to adapt the palette of colours to suit your needs.
The 2 images below are the same natural image seen through 2 different palette.
The first one shows the reflexion of the sun on the floor whereas the second one insists more on the importance of the windows.
It can convey different messages and highlight different aspects in your studies.
False colours enhancing the darker side
False colour image detailing the higher levels of luminance
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