IBL (HDRI) Test - Minitut - Wide by nazul
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Bryce 6.1 - Logo added in CS2
I know this isn't the most interesting render in the world - but just to show off a technique.
I'm not good at writing tutorials - but here goes
I made 4 renders of the above scene as 700*700 - with same atmosphere as "Lonely tree" - I had 1 light in each render - which i pulled further back in the scene for every render and with settings 75,50,25 and -25 in strength
Then i used photoshop automation to make a HDRI - with the darkest image set to -4ev the next to -2ev the next 0ev and the last +2 ev - then i adjusted the result to something i found suiteable. I used the resulting HDR file as IBL in the same scene and rendered it. It was amazingly fast render- i tried the same with a "proffesional" HDRI - and the result was almost the same - but with a render time about 10 times slower. I know i haven't used the IBL as background - because it was not suitable for that - but the lighting is almost as a pro HDRI
Fullsize is 1920*1200
Should be seen in full size view for the details
Comments most welcome
Hope you'll enjoy
Regards
Arne
P.S
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Comments (19)
GENIAL CREACION, FELICIDADES.
Fantastic work, Arnie! Thanks for sharing the technique!!!
Cool Render!!!
Very creative and a very good test !!!
Whatever your trying to explain is all greek to me but, you did a fantastic image.
An excellent experiment and very well demonstrated.
Extraordinary.... the master of the Bryce resounds. +5 from dorates 'MADHOUSE'
Fantastic and thanks for the tips! Your video was incredible. Great work, Arne!
cool and special Arne x 5+
Excellent work! Thanks for the mini tute.
Excellent composition! Nice work.
some interesting experiments. amazing what bryce can still do
very interesting technique - thanks for the writeup!
wow awesome work !
Looks very cool!!!
Photoshop automation, now that's a new one on me, I must investiagte that one Arne. Nice technique. Tony.
Fantastic work.
I like the results very much.back when I played with Bryce I enjoyed using the spheres, but no way on this level
I like those separate skies.