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MaTtY631990
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A quick composite with the shadow catcher. Will try do some higher resolution
The perspective of the integration seems nice !
The road is maybe too small, you sould try with more luminosity too.
The road is maybe too small, you sould try with more luminosity too.
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MaTtY631990
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A few hi res ones of some tests with the shadow catcher.
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MaTtY631990
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These background plates came with details of the type of camera that was used with the camera settings. So I just matched the octane camera focal length to setting that was used when the picture was taken. On the other hand you can always analyse the photo and then play with your camera settings to get close result between the two.
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MaTtY631990
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I used a HDRI map for the environment which gave me the realistic reflections and lighting.
Very well done !
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paoloverona
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super!!!, don't see the time to try this new feature 
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