2014年01月28日
Reflections 2
I had a chance to talk with Yana and Mizuki, famous photographers about reflections. I was happy to know that Yana used the same way as I did to shoot water reflection.
I order to set water reflection, go to World→Environment Editor→Water Presets→New Preset→Reflection, then set all three numbers for Reflection Wavelet Scale to zero, set Fresnel Scale, Reflect Scale Above and Reflect Scale Below to zero, set Blur Multiplier to 0.5, and finally adjust Fresnel Offset to suitable value around 0.5. If the result is satisfactory, save it under a new name (ex., mirror). The settings will return to default by closing the window. If the window is an obstacle, minimize it. To use the setting, go to World→Environment Editor→Water Presets→Edit Preset, and select ‘mirror’.
Note that this setting is only visible to you, wavelet is not eliminated completely, and shadows are not included in the mirror image. The church on the right is now in a shadow of mountain, but that in the image is getting the sun.
I order to set water reflection, go to World→Environment Editor→Water Presets→New Preset→Reflection, then set all three numbers for Reflection Wavelet Scale to zero, set Fresnel Scale, Reflect Scale Above and Reflect Scale Below to zero, set Blur Multiplier to 0.5, and finally adjust Fresnel Offset to suitable value around 0.5. If the result is satisfactory, save it under a new name (ex., mirror). The settings will return to default by closing the window. If the window is an obstacle, minimize it. To use the setting, go to World→Environment Editor→Water Presets→Edit Preset, and select ‘mirror’.
Note that this setting is only visible to you, wavelet is not eliminated completely, and shadows are not included in the mirror image. The church on the right is now in a shadow of mountain, but that in the image is getting the sun.
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