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General Category => General CG Discussion => Topic started by: Kost4d on 2020-02-26, 17:32:15

Title: Interior panorama 360
Post by: Kost4d on 2020-02-26, 17:32:15

Hello, people!
I need your advice about interior panorama 360.
Client requsted this in the very ladt moment. All set in interior for rendering, but outside a building is a city square, for which I do not have the hdri, naturally...
What is the best way to solve the problem? I prepared two exterior views, but the windows are on three sides and all all the square must be visible.

I was thinking of reducing refraction and making glass kind of frosted. Could it work?

Is there some general rule for such cases?
I thank you for any help!

Title: Re: Interior panorama 360
Post by: maru on 2020-02-26, 18:13:25

Quote from: Kost4d on 2020-02-26, 17:32:15

What is the best way to solve the problem?

Sorry, but I do not understand what the actual problem is, based on your description. Can you please explain it a bit better? I am sure posting some images or screenshots would help.

Title: Re: Interior panorama 360
Post by: Kost4d on 2020-02-26, 23:36:23

I am sorry for being uncertain in my explanation!
I have some modular office in the square of a city. I want to render interior panorama 360, but I do not have the outer environment for the square/city (outside the office).

What is the best way to create this rendering? Create frosted glass for windows or put some images of the site as backplate (despite of the fact they are really bad)?

Thank you!

Title: Re: Interior panorama 360
Post by: Jadefox on 2020-02-27, 09:24:28

1. Add some bloom and glare to give a more over exposed exterior
2. If possible add modern office blinds to cover most windows
3. Lower refraction and glossy ( like you said a bit more frosted )
4. Blur the back-plate a little bit to give a DOF effect
5. Add high quality 3d models ( buildings ) as they will convey a similar effect albeit not accurate, but if you are going to do the above you might as well go with 3d assets that will add to overall realism in reflection and light bounce.

Hope this helps

Title: Re: Interior panorama 360
Post by: Kost4d on 2020-03-02, 09:42:54

Thank you, my friends. Clients did not want anything to cover windows, so I just lowered the refraction and it looked ok. I would add some exterior buidings to the environment, but they were in a hurry and they liked it as I showed them.

Thank you again!
The result is here: https://www.viz4d.biz/kopiya-panorama-360-cottage-in-kyiv