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In #Blender3D v3.0 the background gradient highlight color has the hex code #3D3D3D. That's amazing

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Quick tip to fellow Blender tutorial creators: The 3D viewport in Blender 3.0 has a very subtle background gradient by default, which introduces compression artifacts when screen recording (contrast increased here for visibilty). If you change this to Color, you get less banding!

11:03 AM · Dec 4, 2021

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Nice to know thanks!

@Bram_van_Vliet

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That is a handy thing to know. Thank you!

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nice to know