Finished HDR panoramas. 4 units Sir! :)

[n6]

http://www.visites-3d.com/virtuaviz/ok1.html
http://www.visites-3d.com/virtuaviz/ok2.html
http://www.visites-3d.com/virtuaviz/ok3.html
http://www.visites-3d.com/virtuaviz/ok4.html

[RErender]

They look great

Still not thrilled about the roof, but all and all a very nice presentation.

[marklazaro]

how did you do this ????
its amazing

[Geddart]

Brilliant Work in Overall!

[n6]

Thanks

@RErender : yes the roof is still not very clean and need more work.



@marklazaro : you need to save your rendered image (sphere camera) wirth a floating point precision format (HDR, or OpenERX) then you use the PanoHDR applet in order to view your panorama.

There are serval options you can specify : the exposure, the gamma value etc...

When the applet is running, you can change this value in real time by pressing D for less exposure or B for more exposure. And that's realy magic since you can go for a sunny afternoon to a night scene playing with exposure.

I still don't anderstand why Vlado didn't implement this feature in Vray. I mean a real time exposure control after the rendering is done. It could save us a lot of time.