Yes i tend to completely drive the exposure through the ev vakues in environment settings so that i have complete freedom when i setup the dof
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Originally posted by joconnell View PostI'd say that's quite a tough one - how do you shoot something that's black and retain it's detail? I'd be inclined to set the material brightness a bit higher - a lot of the blacks I've sampled with a colorimeter are more around 15 on the 0-255 scale. I's definitely going to be your colour threshold making the biggest difference to your sampling too.
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15 indeed proved too much in my tests for black.
i tried various scizzors between black and white as well as various black /white levels in various lighting conditions trying to come up with something that working nicely in general...i think i now have a nice balance in my scene, however next time i start on a project like this i will bild the main scene colors purely as colors without adding any texture or reflection/glossy and hopefully it wont take that long tweakingMartin
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Can You say something about how is that carpet made in the first image You've posted ? Is it Hair and Fur modifier maybe ?
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Originally posted by eligiusz View PostCan You say something about how is that carpet made in the first image You've posted ? Is it Hair and Fur modifier maybe ?
thats a spline object converted to editable poly and then i applied garment modifier to get some nice even polys, painted some bumps and used max displace modifier on the object - after that i applied vray fur and used some colored bercon noise maps for initial direction, bend etc - this way i can easily change the fur styling by controling noise size and colors i all those slots. I also use vray hair shader for the fur strands. Another way how to create the cowhide object, which i used later on, is to create the spline in marvelous designer, create garment there and simulate it there for some nice bumps.
Hope this makes sense?Martin
http://www.pixelbox.cz
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Yes, makes perfect sense. Thanks for the explanation.
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