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Fall0ut β Practicing HDRI Rendering
Published: 2005-03-26 00:01:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 3241; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 375
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All I can say is, HDRI is a pain in the ass to do, but the results are wonderful
First time I used HDRI. I used 3Dsmax and Brazil for rendering
I hope you have fun looking at it as much as I did, I love shiny objects
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Wow...i know it's been said before but, damn thats realistic!
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Very realistic, kickass job! I'd like to see more like this.
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Ooo! Shiny orbs! I feel like a kitty about to be in heaven! =^.^=
I wanna learn how to do that! Where are these tutorials that you spoke of?
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Yeah I just got it for school.
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do u have some kind of 3D program like Maya or 3dsmax, preferably 3dsmax?
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Cool. Yeah i know your a 3d modeler... i just stated i dabbled in photoshop so you knew I had absolutely NO background in 3d modeling... Lol. You do great work.
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Holy shit... the reflections are really freaking me out!! Great work! I only use this account to look at art, I've only dabbled in photoshop. So, I ask a question that might be retarded: did you really create the 'room' area in the reflection from scratch and let teh 3d modeler do the work with the modeling, or did you take a picture of the room and spherize it and 'graft' it on to make it look like its sitting in a room. does that question make sense in the least bit? lol
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This was quite simple
Btw, im the 3D modeler lol
but umm all u do with that is make some spheres, take a photo, set it as the reflection map to the material, add falloff to the material, etc...
Then u gotta add the HDR lighting and stuff
Well it sounds easy lol, but there is a whole process to doing this..
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If I could suggest something it would be to make the shot bigger so we can discern the reflections in the balls (as much as possible).
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haha thanks for the comments but i made that a really long time ago now
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Another great shot! The reflections really add to the pic.
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Wow! It`s so realistic, I almost forgot It was made with some funky 3D software ^^
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sorry didnt know u were a girl
well thanks
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its amazing how simple work like this can be stared at for hours
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lol thanks
you still staring?
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Wow, this is so complex. I'd love to see how well you'd do something like a pocketwatch or a bottle of water, something complex yet reflective.
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woah this is amazing, a flawless HDRI piece man, bring more !!
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Nice pic, theres no more you can get out of there spheres and a box.
I know this HDRI, also used it. Have you seen the real-time-HDRI-demo on the page (devbec) this HDRI comes from. That one is really mindblowing
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Don't know anything about this ... but I love looking at the photo... just nice to see..
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hehe. It's not a photo. It's CGI. 3D graphics.
everything in my gallery is 3D graphics, besides the scraps
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I read your thing and thought soo... just really don't know how it's done. My son, works in Visual FX for film, TV etc... and so I'm aware of all that can be done. LOL... just don't know HOW it's done.
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hehe. It's not a photo. It's CGI. 3D graphics.
everything in my gallery is 3D graphics, besides the scraps
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Reminds me of an Escher self portrait because you can see the scene only from the reflection. I love the detail of the room, how it's not just four walls.
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it's a way of lighting the scene
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looking good
prikolno... a v chem slozhnost'-to?
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prevet!
HDRI slozhno bilo slehka delats v nachale. Eto 3D
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why do you say hdri is hard to do ? its easy as pie !
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it was hard, not anymore
practice makes perfect
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i never found it hard....... well in vray anyways... it was something that could be done under a minute...
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Slysh a normalno polu4ilos s Brazilom 
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Hey good one!! Looks like a photograph ! O.o
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Fallout, that's the kitchen hdri from that one tutorial, hehe, I followed that tutorial also. =] Anyway, nice hdri, you should keep practicing HDRI Because it's a really great thing. And will help you with your renders alot.
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you're absolutely right
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Nice! The shininess and reflections are so cool, it looks real!
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