Photographic exposure vs Logarithmic - Page 2

SandmanNinja · June 17th, 2008

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Originally Posted by hendrix2430

Thanks, I'll try this out too.

By the way, has anyone purchased the mental bout max videos?

Great stuff it seems...I'm wondering though (and if Brian Brandley could chime in that would be great):

Since I'm a max 2008 user, which of the "interior lighting setup" contained in "how to series" should I purchase?

Would it be redundant to purchase the M2, M3 and M4 in addition to the M7 and M8?

Hi,

I have ALL of Bri's videos.

Well, he just released 2 new ones and I haven't gotten paid yet.

The How To series lays down some good foundation.

There's an mrSun tutorial that I got a few weeks ago but haven't watched yet.

Get 'em all! They're great value for money.

hendrix2430 · June 17th, 2008

Thanks for the info.

Will do!

hendrix2430 · June 18th, 2008

By the way, I quickly together a scene with mr sun/sky, and photographic exposure at default settings. 2 light portals at low intensity on the window and lightwell above sinks. (a bit of AO too)

I like what I see from this combination. I think it will work well for my projects.

FG at low setting and GI samples at 5000, 2500 and 250000.

PS: Please overlook the obvious quirky details...like the window handles, lights... and scale issues on certains elements.

AJLynn · June 18th, 2008

Well the exposure is dead on. I'm trying to figure out how the corner condition of the niche above the sink is built

Aside from the stuff you mentioned and the UVW maps on some of the wood (and I think a wall base would be appropriate here, and the plumbing probably wants to be next to the wall), you've got this thing down.

Justin Hunt · June 18th, 2008

Thats one tiny bath

Lighting looks good

jhv

June 17th, 2008	#12 (permalink)
hendrix2430 Junior Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: nancy, France Posts: 14 Name: Khaled Haj Hussein	Re: Photographic exposure vs Logarithmic Thanks for the info. Will do!

June 18th, 2008	#13 (permalink)
hendrix2430 Junior Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: nancy, France Posts: 14 Name: Khaled Haj Hussein	Re: Photographic exposure vs Logarithmic By the way, I quickly together a scene with mr sun/sky, and photographic exposure at default settings. 2 light portals at low intensity on the window and lightwell above sinks. (a bit of AO too) I like what I see from this combination. I think it will work well for my projects. FG at low setting and GI samples at 5000, 2500 and 250000. PS: Please overlook the obvious quirky details...like the window handles, lights... and scale issues on certains elements.

June 18th, 2008	#14 (permalink)
AJLynn Moderator Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Beantown Age: 29 Posts: 4,444 Name: Andrew Lynn	Re: Photographic exposure vs Logarithmic Well the exposure is dead on. I'm trying to figure out how the corner condition of the niche above the sink is built Aside from the stuff you mentioned and the UVW maps on some of the wood (and I think a wall base would be appropriate here, and the plumbing probably wants to be next to the wall), you've got this thing down.

June 18th, 2008	#15 (permalink)
Justin Hunt Veteran Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Brisbane Age: 33 Posts: 1,366 Name: Justin Hunt	Re: Photographic exposure vs Logarithmic Thats one tiny bath Lighting looks good jhv

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