Virtual interior of the scenery

[kris3d]

I send my new tests.
I greet everyone on the forum

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqzIq6-PMcQ

[FoodMan]

hey Kris.... totally awesome !

f/

[James]

That's really nice!

Did you have to battle to control the difference in light levels between the window areas and the dark recesses?

[kris3d]

RAW image HDR.
1200 photos 21 MPIX
Plus magic potion, the Brazilian herbs

[FoodMan]

very cool... have you taken bracketed shots...? how many for one hdr...?  Have you tone mapped the hdr images prior to loading them in Pscan..?

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[kris3d]

a lot of post-production took place before importing product images.
Extremely important are the appropriate lens, and work with light.

[Wishgranter]

Yup, very nice and really big scene..........
Have no time to respond.....

[Oli63]

 
Very impressive! Could you please leave a few words about the "Making of..."? What software used, how's the process step by step, what's important to take care of and so on.

[FoodMan]

Hey I guess so Kris.. looks like a lot of work...

Now the thing that is too bad is that Pscan does not use the extra 32 bits hdr info... at least that's what Lee said a while ago...

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edit: have you added some sort of dirty lens filter...?

[kris3d]

It's just a lot of work.
I made a few attempts.
In the end, I found the optimum shooting technique.
Surely you can do better.
I also have a more accurate and more complex scene.
But my computer has got a sharp breath at the job.

I used posprodukcji AfterFX animation.

Very thank the authors of the Pfotoscan.
They did a really great job.
The work of a true genius.
Thanks to him I now have a lot of fun.

[4xdrones]

a lot of post-production took place before importing product images.
Extremely important are the appropriate lens, and work with light.

Hi! Kris3D,

May I ask what lens and light did you use? Thanks.

Eric