You can use this HDRI map in any of your scenes and has no copyrights attached.
Enjoy!
Hey Everyone,
In this Monday Movie we’ll be looking at how you can render panoramic HDR images in e-on software’s Vue 6 Infinite. It’s a great program for rendering natural landscapes and skies. A fantastic addition to any pipeline (though if you’re really crazy you can get their Ozone plugin for 3dsMax). Next week we’ll look at how to bring these 360-degree images back into 3dsMax for use as backgrounds and illumination maps.
Hey everyone,
In this block of 3 video tutorials, we’ll be looking at how to render and use panoramic, 360-degree images in 3d Studio Max. This week is part 1 where I cover how to render these “fish eye lens” images and save them out as high dynamic range images (HDR or HDRI). It’s pretty easy to do in mental ray- just apply the “Wrap Around (lume)” lens shader, and you’re done!
In part 2 we’ll cover how to render great backgrounds with e-on software’s vue. Finally, in part 3, I’ll show you how to bring those big renders back into 3dsMax and use them as image-based lighting.