I created a named view and assigned an image with sky as a background. I can't understand why rendering gives the result as seen on 1st pic.
Originally without any image in background with sun and sky (sky status: 2) rendering was as seen on 2nd pic.
Remove the text and the white background and fill it with its respective background ?
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That's a print screen of one of the areas that's effected.
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