HDRI experiment 1 by pmoores
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My first HDRI experiment, bought a hdri library since the free ones on the internet were ok but still lacking what i wanted.
A dome of 300+ lights used.
ALready rendering experiment number 2 and working on number 3
Comments (11)
RobertX
wow this is beautiful, what do you mean by hdri?
pmoores
Not sure fully but its basically a picture take of a real world scene of the reflection of a mirrored ball. After cropping, (and a free program to edit) you apply the map to the inside of a sphere within bryce or another program. This then allows reflections in bryce to show the sphere real world scene like your objects were actually rendered in the the real world. Got the maps at http://www.tribesystems.addr.com/ Course its the first one i made so it does have a few flaws ive tried to cover up.
ddruckenmiller
Nice! But how many weeks does the render run?
dfsmetsfan
This is really kewl! Very Sci-Fi
drawbridgep
Great picture and explanation. It's a great technique that can really push the render from nice to wow. I'm using it to death at the moment (hopefully getting wow). Waiting to see version 2.
pakled
does it make espresso?..;) great work.
Bungalo
Very interesting model indeed... Is it sure for espresso?
Rendermom
Absolutely fantastic! Very cool and awesome models! I asked Mr Smith what HDRI means, it means "High Dynamic Range Image".
zxcvb
Fantastic modelling and lighting , very well done:-)
shadowdragonlord
Good times! I haven't seen such a display of models and angles before, excellent. Can't wait to see the next experiments!
Haroon
Beautiful work!