Here is my latest scene...Please comment :D

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Ok, i got fed up with using 1Mb, low resolution, undeatailed, blurry HDRI images, so i downloaded this 192MB BiG gUn from http://www.hdri-locations.com/ (i downloaded the free sample).

and i tried it out in Max, and here is the result!!

(now this is just an example)

Please comment ^^

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Ok, i got fed up with using 1Mb, low resolution, undeatailed, blurry HDRI images, so i downloaded this 192MB BiG gUn from http://www.hdri-locations.com/ (i downloaded the free sample).

If you want more free hi-res HDRI’s, I found some here, along with other free stuff like texture maps.
Good to see you practicing your lighting and rendering skills again. This thread shows real progress in that department from your early work to the later stuff.
BTW that scene is begging for a car model.

Wow!!! thanks so much Samab, this link is amazing!
I was just about to ask about a website that offers HIGH QUALITY HDRI images ^^

thanks again :D

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Samab 06 November 2009 12:08 PM

BTW that scene is begging for a car model.

I know that lol :P
but i wish i can model a car...its just seems to be so difficult to me! Although i have seen many tutorials, but they are not actual tutorials, but a time-lapse showing someone creating an Audi TT or Ferrari Enzo in a 2 or 3 minuets video...i don’t consider this to be a tutorial >.>

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yeah, I can’t either… I still can’t figure out how to do hdri, can u give me a tut link? thanks :)

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OldWars3d 06 November 2009 03:25 PM

yeah, I can’t either… I still can’t figure out how to do hdri, can u give me a tut link? thanks :)

OldWars3d 06 November 2009 03:25 PM

yeah, I can’t either… I still can’t figure out how to do hdri, can u give me a tut link? thanks :)

Actually, it is pretty easy.

first thing to do is to download the “.hdr” image, after that, assign it as your BG in max, then open the material editor and instance the BG image to an empty slot, then make it a spherical map. Scroll down to Output, and enable “Alpha from RGB” then increase the value until the image is bright enough.

That is the way i usually do it, i don’t know if there is another way...btw, i dont know the link to the tutorial i used.

But i know the link to the website that contains low quality HDRI images (usually used to create nice reflections for small things like teapots :P ) Click Here ---->by low quality i mean 1MB images

Download the Spherical ones as “.HDR”

And if you want high quality HDRI images, here are 2 links, one i found out my self, and the other that Samab gave me: http://www.hdri-locations.com/ AND http://www.openfootage.net/ --->by high quality i mean 192MB images

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ok ,thx :D

Applications: 3Ds Max 2012, Mudbox 2012, Photoshop CS5, Premiere Pro CS5.
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Hard Drive: WD 1TB + 120gb SSD:
Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit+Mac os X
Check out my short films and sketches!! > http://www.youtube.com/user/InnovationMP

A trapped teapot in some kind of a testing chamber…

PS: its looking at the camera...shhh!!! don’t make any noise, it knows we are here :P

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