Spheres in HDRI by bigbraader
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Just trying out HDRI ligthing with the Vue 5 demo. Fantastic lighting capabilties and so much more in this release, but I think I need to upgrade my hardware before I "get serious" with Vue 5 :)
- Now a few years ago, this kind of work would be considered "top of the cream", now it is boringly simple and easy to make. Not really my cup of tea :) But interesting to play with...
Free HDR map from http://hdri.3dweave.com
Postwork with Photoshop CS, levels adjustment - and the DOF, using the "Lensblur" filter, with the Vue depth-channel (grey-scale "z" image) as source. Since I started working with Photoshop CS, I haven't used the Vue DOF much. Photoshop can render in seconds - as postprocessing - what would take hours to render in Vue. In addition, if the focus, blur etc. is wrong, you just change the parameters, and render the effect again.
Well, tell me what you think. This is much more Vue than me, it's a bit worrying :)
Anyway, comments welcome and appreciated as always
- Lars
Comments (3)
Excellent textures. Works very well with the reflections. Excellent work. :)
Looks great !
Yep! GI is an amazing feature ! Fortunately we can enjoy it all since Vue 5 :-)) Great demonstration!