Category Archives: Compositing

Fake lighting tests

Posted on July 8, 2009 by loramel

I started a project which I had in my mind for quite some time now. Triggered by an article about product visualization, which uses fake lighting, I decided to finally give it a try myself. I created a thread in … Continue reading →

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Linear Workflow in Blender

Posted on January 24, 2009 by loramel

While working on my current project to explore the differences between luxrender and blender I came in touch with setting up a linear workflow. Until now I knew what it was and never found it necessary to test or use … Continue reading →

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First tests with luxrender

Posted on September 22, 2008 by loramel

I decided to give luxrender a try and get accustomed with its material setup. For those who have not yet came across this new renderer see here for more info. I find it a highly promising project with after one … Continue reading →

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Lightsaber Node setup

Posted on July 12, 2008 by loramel

I started to put together a (video) tutorial for a complete lightsaber rotoscoping session. The basics – blend file with node setup for the lightsaber effect and a lightsaber mask – are ready, but right now my priority lies with … Continue reading →

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First lightsaber tests

Posted on June 28, 2008 by loramel

I think I managed to create a generic and versatile setup for lightsaber rotoscoping and applying the actual effect. I created a Nodegroup where you can just feed in the image of the lightsaber and the desired color. I experimeted … Continue reading →

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