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after a week of looking this new build, here are my finished renders using this build.
fish eye lens camera type
box camera
fish eye lens camera type
box camera
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Re: nomeradona's vray 1.44.66
Great work Nomer!
Did you used only IES lights for the illumination?
Did you used Physical Camera in any of the images?
Even though there's no sunlight. could you please post your Visopt[ions], I'm having a bit problem with long render times.
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Re: nomeradona's vray 1.44.66
- yes only ies. except for that floor lamp. which is a rectangular light.Originally posted by 40th
- no physical camera on any of the images
- no sunlight only GI irradiance and light catche.
ok i will post the visopt later.Comment
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Re: nomeradona's vray 1.44.66
very cool nomer.. I love the fish eye lense views. Were they easy to accomplish? I have never tried onse like that before and you seem to have had great success. One crit, or personal preference, I would like to see some cover lighting in that ceiling. Small thing, but otherwise, very impressive. I need to get into a new scene and really test the new vray build. Good work bud.Comment
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Re: nomeradona's vray 1.44.66
indeed its advisable to create a new scene though. at first, i used an old scene rendered b4 with the old build but textures were not properly migrated. anyhow to make life easier, i decided to start doing ne scne to do some render test and this one actually was just to test the ies light which a long time wishlist granted by the asgvis genies. btw i will take note of your suggestion on the next scene though...
as for those camera types i, think even in the old vray you can do it without using the vray phyisical camera of course. its so happen that when i watched the video webinar, asgvis guys have reiterated the ability now to render different types of camera using the physical camera. the reason why i suddenly tested the camera types, and it so happen they are cool presentations.
with that i am now rendering a higher resolutionPano to be converted to virtual reality.. the posted box camera output was used for VR trial, but unfortunately the render images were too small, thus resulting to low resolution flash and quicktime output.. hopefully the one i am cooking will be much better.Comment
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Re: nomeradona's vray 1.44.66
Awesome renders as always, Nomer.
Have a terrific day,
_KNPersonal projects (Fantasy and Sci-Fi): http://www.chaosgroup.com/forums/vbu...ASY+SCI-FI+ARTComment
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Re: nomeradona's vray 1.44.66
thanks ken. appreciate your comment. ;DComment
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Re: nomeradona's vray 1.44.66
really cool renders
i would just increase a little multiplier value on reflective materials.
see ya.
los campeones no nacen, se hacen...Comment
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Re: nomeradona's vray 1.44.66
great renders from you nomer, congrats bro!Comment
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Very good ..
ould you please post your Visopt [ions] [2]Comment
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Re: nomeradona's vray 1.44.66
Originally posted by nomeradonaComment
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Re: nomeradona's vray 1.44.66
ey? we can render off scenes which we can use for HDRI images??Please mention what V-Ray and SketchUp version you are using when posting questions.Comment
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Re: nomeradona's vray 1.44.66
If you're talking about changing the camera type so it renders spherical, box, etc, then yes.ey? we can render off scenes which we can use for HDRI images??Best regards,
Devin Kendig
Developer
Chaos GroupComment
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Re: nomeradona's vray 1.44.66
been busy for a while.. just came back from singapore.. thank you guys...Comment
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