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Not sure if anyone posted this yet, but there is a pretty rad tool for creating studio lighting with vray and 3ds max.
Studio Light Rig
http://www.agtoolcompany.com
check it.
Studio Light Rig
http://www.agtoolcompany.com
check it.
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I think its overpriced and not really much of a time saver. You could easily setup those lights once (theres only 10) and create the studio with a spline and extruding. I personally dont think its worth it....sorry -
Disagree. Watch the vids, check the gallery, check the testimonials. Some good people vouch for it.Comment
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Disagree too. Its complete waste of ££ on this product, cmon its standard objects just modeled for us... 1h of work and u got it...Last edited by Dariusz Makowski (Dadal); 01-12-2010, 10:37 PM.Comment
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With that price you'd better buy Maxwell or Fry...and that is something I though I never would advise anyone
If you're doing that much studio setups to justify the price, you'll surely realize that in most situations you will need to set up everything yourself, because in reality things are always slightly different.Last edited by trick; 02-12-2010, 12:42 AM.Comment
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I 100% agree.Originally posted by trick View Post
There really isn't a golden preset for studio lighting, you always need to move & tweak things just as photographers do.Comment
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I think its a nice tool, but waaaaayyyyy too expensive.... And you can quite easily build it yourself, maybe write some scripts to automate things...Comment
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Wow, it's not just a lighting tool, it features interesting camera angles to make your model look ultra cool too!
http://agtoolcompany.com/wp-content/...grab_newUI.pngMany Thanks
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OMG :O I want it no !!!!
But honestly for that price? That what they should put to box..
20x textures
HDR/EXR 10-20k full 32 bit +
for each texture 10 different varies with 10 different bulbs imitation
and at least 5 different fabric materials....
on to of that an actual 3d model...
and more stuff
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