Integrating 3D models with photography
Interested in integrating your 3D work with the real world? This might help
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23-09-2004
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Reflections in windows
I've heard something about HDRI but I don't konw if it's the proper tecnique for this problem.
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24-09-2004
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What you need is an image taken at 13 or so different exposure lengths to get you the full range of brightness in the image. This is then used to light a model without the need for lights. It's more complicated than this so it's worth investigating.
But for what you want you may be able to just use a env dome and raytrace the reflections onto the windows from that.
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