Booooooooooring by aliensprog

Bryce • Realism • posted on Feb 09, 2007

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1stly, sorry about the boring subject matter. I was looking for the "Boring" gallery section but no luck so I posted it here. A test with HDRI. DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY TIPS ON MAKING .hdr LIGHT PROBES FOR BRYCE WITHOUT HAVING TO BUY SOFTWARE OR PC LAPTOP ETC? I TRIED THE HDR TUT FOR PHOTOSHOP WHICH WOULDN'T LOAD IN BRYCE. EVERYTHING WAS DONE PROPERLY BUT BRYCE DOESN'T ACCEPT THE FILE. NO ERROR JUST DOESN'T DO ANYTHING. PLEASE I NEED TO MAKE PROBES!!!! STRANGELY PROBES ARE BECOMING A PAIN MY......... Enough bollocks from me. I couldn't render this at premium with DOF etc. Just took too long. Wanted a test to see the HDRI result without waiting for 10000 hours. I have a project in the making for the Bryce challenge. I really want to render it premium etc for the contest but I am sure the scene would take weeks to render. No joke!!! Quite complex and since ICM wanted glass, reflections etc it is going to eat my Mac. Thanks Rod!!! LOL.

Comments (27)

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ThomasMacCallum

7:27AM | Fri, 09 February 2007

I like it, does that make me a dullard too? If I remember correctly, HDR shop by Paul Debevec ( http://www.debevec.org/ )- IBL's inventor - can convert different hdr formats. Bryce uses light probe - that's the circular one, Photoshop saves as a Spherical map - the rectangular one. Hope this helps

jchristenberry

7:31AM | Fri, 09 February 2007

Boring or not, I think your pic is awesome, I still have not figured out how to do HDRI in Bryce.

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evinrude

7:57AM | Fri, 09 February 2007

They look quite photorealistic.

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boris0317

10:25AM | Fri, 09 February 2007

Don't know Bryce, but this looks very very good! excellent detail and reflection! sorry I can't help. Scott

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Axeye

10:31AM | Fri, 09 February 2007

I think it looks awesome! In spite of the things you couldn't do, this came out beautifully! Looks photo real to me!

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meatpuppet76

11:09AM | Fri, 09 February 2007

awesome looking, well done!

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wawadave

12:43PM | Fri, 09 February 2007

i,ve used hdrshop to make light probes of my own cameras pictures that are jpg. and they worked fine!!

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Burpee

3:08PM | Fri, 09 February 2007

I will have to look for you. I think I saw a couple of threads on this over at 3DCommune but I will have to search for them as I didn't bookmark. I am not too interested in the HDRI because it takes too long to render....THAT'S what I find boring, lol. Waiting for the darn thing to finish rendering. I love shiny spheres anyway you deal out so this is cool!

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MagikUnicorn

5:55PM | Fri, 09 February 2007

SUPER ORB PLAY

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jocko500

10:45PM | Fri, 09 February 2007

I like what I see and I heard of HDRI but did not mess with it as burpee asy it make the reader longer. but it may be worth it.

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amota99517

12:08AM | Sat, 10 February 2007

Good use of depth of field. Like the composition and lighting.

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Tanczos

8:08PM | Sat, 10 February 2007

I'm always drawn to shiney spheres....just can't help it! I too have been having trouble with HDRI in Bryce6, keep getting rubbish shadows....I recon I got better results with a light dome/image cheat in Bryce5!!...must keep trying. Anyway....nice test ;o)Tanc

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