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Leonardo wrote:That's very interesting, thanks for sharing the tricks!
I've also found myself playing with the HDRI gamma more often than not, to get better shadows.

So the HDRI you use for this image in particular is an exterior one, I see? I mean vegetation all around, 360 degrees, with sky above and grass/ ground below?

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yes a standard HDRI files ;)
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sdwhitton wrote:would that correspond to 'overlay' mode in the english version?

always been curious to how this mix of sun and hdri is done...

Nice images, but I think your camera needs to be 90 degrees to the brick wall, as it's not quite, and it might as well be 90 degrees

and then, with a scene like this, would you just model each brick or 5 or 6 variants of?
Hi, sorry yes is overlay mode !!!!

Camera in 90° ??
Bricks are just a Material standard. No model each, the time, the time ;)
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merid888 wrote:amazing, how you did the illumination ? i can't do that, is brillian the image ? can you talk about the setting ?

hi merdi888, looks just 3-4 post above, this is explained :D
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Hi, sorry by camera 90 degrees I mean perpendicular to that end brick wall, so its lines are horizontal rather than being slightly off?

might as well....
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