Cr by pmermino

Vue • (none) • posted on Oct 02, 2004

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VUE 5. No postwork except a little global bluring. The car model from www.3dm-mc.com modified and textured by me. The very hires HDRI file from www.sachform.de. Some discussion during last weeks about using alpha planes as Vue pictures background... and now probably some threads about using HDRI environement with Vue 5 ... (HDRI with ground map and radiosity) ...

Comments (43)

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Ona

6:30PM | Sat, 02 October 2004

WHAT? This is not a photo? Don't tell no shit... oh, I've seen the hdri file. I do not understand the technology, but I am stunned.

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avalonfaayre

6:31PM | Sat, 02 October 2004

Brrrrrr....effectively nostalgic. Love the yellow against the austere background. Great atmosphere.

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pmermino

6:42PM | Sat, 02 October 2004

Yes Ona ... I'm stunned myself. The HDRI file give a whole environement for the scene. I was lucky to find a nice plane in this 'world' to place my model. The most difficult thing was to tune all the colors and lighting parameters to achieved a realistic blending of the model in the background... With this kind of technology, Vue is now competitive with all high end renderer ... :-)

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Riguel

6:58PM | Sat, 02 October 2004

Superbe boulot!Bravo!! J'aurais prefere une bonne vielle deudeuche verte mais bon... ;)

dragonfly2000

7:02PM | Sat, 02 October 2004

I have no idea what your saying up there, if this is truely vue, OMG.

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Zoser_USA

7:19PM | Sat, 02 October 2004

Fantastic work!!

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BountifulKnight

7:26PM | Sat, 02 October 2004

Looks fantastic. I have no problem whatsoever with photo backrgrounds (since I sell some :-) or HDRI. I can't wait to get Vue 5 myself. This is incredible. Keep it up.

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dlk30341

7:40PM | Sat, 02 October 2004

WOW!! I thought this was a photo as well! BRAVO!!!

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ramhernan

10:42PM | Sat, 02 October 2004

Still trying to figure out how work this new tech, but looks as a blend between real life pictures and rendered models..amazing!

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Sylvia

11:39PM | Sat, 02 October 2004

Truly ~Fantastic~ EXCELLENT!!

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dalma

1:04AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

je pensais que c'ait une photo, c'est fantastic!!!

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rodluc2001

1:18AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

Patrick is always a poleasure see your masterpiece !! thanx for share it !!

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KarenJ

2:46AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

Wow! This really puts Vue on another level and you have displayed it's new technologies so well!

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sittingblue

3:30AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

no, no, no... no controvery here. Just a most excellent picture. 'v'

nhirschberger

4:02AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

Well done !

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Umbetro38

4:07AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

Looks 100 % as a Photo - well done

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madame

4:08AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

Wow Patrick, c'est renversant de rlisme ! Excellent travail de textures et l'lairage est ben je trouve plus mes mots :)... je suis at !! v

raffyraffy

4:34AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

Hi Patrick, welcome to you! Another masterpiece... this time with a new technology. I think that it will be hard to be governed, therefore we need of masters as you for this. Bravo as usual!

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Djeser

4:48AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

Cool, Patrick; I"ve been playing with the environment mapping a bit myself, don't really understand a lot about the hdri, but it's cool to play with.

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bigbraader

5:00AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

Very impressive and interesting result.

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eres

6:16AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

Ouai elle a l'air d'avoir des kilomres au compteur mais bon roule toujours lol...Excellent travail et super textures!!!!!

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Sharkx19

6:53AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

Great!

Relegn

7:39AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

Good image. The winter atmosphere is very well captured.

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iloco

7:43AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

Very nice work. I have nothing against alpha planes either. I can get the hdr image onto an alpha plane but can not get it on a ground plane. Is there a special way to do this. I am hoping there will be some basic tutorials for some the new features that are in Vue 5.

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Sprryte

7:56AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

This is really incredible - and I certainly have no qualms about using alphas or HDRI - (thought I certainly don't understand it yet! ALL i know is that i'm on pins and needles waiting for it (Vue 5) to arrive! Most especially after seeing images like this one! Thank you for sharing this incredible image!!!

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BGHart

8:07AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

You are kidding - this is NOT a photo? Unbelievable work. Bravo!

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pmermino

8:24AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

May be some details about HDRI in VUE 5. HDRI environement is similar to alpha plane, but the picture is projected on an infinite sphere that surrounds the whole scene. You can rotate the camera in all direction, you see the landscape or environement.. with VUE 5, even the ground ... Then you can choose to automatically base your lighting on this picture. The result is a realistic ambient light.. The most difficult thing is the tuning of the sunlight and the textures enlightement parameters so the colours and luminosity are credible ... more about this technique here : http://www.debevec.org/

BigGreenFurryThing

11:07AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

How it was done it irrelevant: it was created in Vue and the result looks great. Played a little with HDRI in Carrara. Can't wait to try it out in Vue 5.

Digitalstudio

11:20AM | Sun, 03 October 2004

wow, looks like a photo.V

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