Camera view with no perspective not Rendering correct colors

[mvalentine654674]

Hello,

I need to render the elevations of my building and when I create a 3D camera view with no perspective and capture the whole elevation, I set it to render in the Autodesk 360 Cloud Render. The colors render incorrectly and very washed out but if I create a 3D camera view with perspective, it renders in the cloud with the correct colors. Also, the two views have the exact same lighting, sun, and shading settings. I would just create 3D perspective views to render the elevations, but the whole elevation is not seen due to distortion because it is a perspective view. Any solutions?

Thanks!

[kstalk]

What happens if you render an elevation view? Don't use a camera, just create an elevation of the side you want and render that image?

[Bill Gilliss]

I realize that this question was posted several years ago, but here's the answer. Since Revit does not render 2D views -- not elevations, not sections, not plans -- the solution is to create a 3D view that looks like a 2D one.

1. In an orthographic 3D view, use "Orient to a Plane" to aim the camera directly at the appropriate facade wall. This creates a straight-on 3D view.
2. Set the view scale and crop as needed.
3. Render!