Hi all,
this is a proof of concept test, based on a Clients interest.
Rendered in Octane.
Path Tracing overnight.
Pretty difficult lighting to calculate,
cheers.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/946 ... index.html
360° interactive pano test
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hi prodviz
looks stunning.
i'm trying to create something similar, but in 3ds max.
could you please explane how you have setup the scene? i might be able to do something like it in 3ds max.
thanks and good luck with the project, i'm sure that the client get's the concept
jorgensen
looks stunning.
i'm trying to create something similar, but in 3ds max.
could you please explane how you have setup the scene? i might be able to do something like it in 3ds max.
thanks and good luck with the project, i'm sure that the client get's the concept
jorgensen
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Cool, cheers.
The setup has the main light source coming from the window.
I experimented with a light source from the door and the ceiling, but this created some odd looking areas, so I left the lighting as close to natural as possible - Just takes a little longer to cook.
I used the Spherical or Panoramic camera to render out a 360 image.
That's pretty much it.
cheers.
The setup has the main light source coming from the window.
I experimented with a light source from the door and the ceiling, but this created some odd looking areas, so I left the lighting as close to natural as possible - Just takes a little longer to cook.
I used the Spherical or Panoramic camera to render out a 360 image.
That's pretty much it.
cheers.