3dsMax Monday Movie #55: Panoramic Rendering and HDRI (Part 1)

| http://www.MrBluesummers.com | In this Monday Movie I'll show you how to render a panoramic image in 3dsMax. You can save out the resultant image as a .hdr file and keep the high definition lighting information. In part 2, I'll show you how to do the same thing with e-on software's Vue 6 Infinite. In part 3, I'll bring either of those images back into 3dsMax and use them as HDRI image-based lighting.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• 3dsMax
• Rendering
• 3d studio max
• HDRI
• panoramic render
• 360 degree render
• mental ray
• tutorial
• walkthrough

[GuyBluesummers]

Much love- glad you like it!  :D

[52bladesdork]

funny when I switch to mental ray my shaders are fucked is there a simple one that does it with scanline?

[Longfei87]

real shame that you cant export to quicktime VR with 64-bit, got the power, got the programes, but , quicktime says no!!

[thewaysh]

dude your an angel! :d

[ChemicalPete00]

But even with the HDR or EXR format, until you change your "Frame Buffer Type" from Interger (16-bit) to Floating-Point (32-bit per channel) it isn't a true HDR image, Wouldn't you agree, Guy?

[eXcess007]

awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I can find sooo many utilities for this tecknik...its just great...!

amazing...:D:D:D thx 4 another helpfull vid..thx 4 ur time...

[hexsoap111]

another awesome tut!

[liquidbear]

i was about to ask on forums about this thanks

[forCapone]

thaaaa"big"aaaaanks