Rendering range unintuively renders one frame after render range
When you set your render range, you might often render just a single camera shot.
If you set your frame range, to just one camera portion before the next camera (just like the screenshot)
It also renders the first frame of the next shot! This is just slightly non-intuitive, and it's something you just have to know.
Ideally the rendered frame range should just be subtracted by one, this might confuse some people who got used to this quirk, but it'll be easier for anyone coming into it fresh
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you could argue about why this makes sense. But i think it makes the most intuitive sense, that only the light parts of the frame range are rendered, and the darkened parts are not