Topic: New render using Lumion2-(THE DAY AFTER)

[Gilson Antunes]

I re-render my video using Lumion2.
I want to share ... I have included rain, light and movement of the boat.
I saw that there are problems with 24/30 fps




EDIT.....09/01/2012-15:21h...THE DAY AFTER - SNOW

[blendman]

Nice one Gilson.  Lots of ue of fx Effects too.

Many thanks for sharing.

Regards,

blendman

[Morten]

I saw that there are problems with 24/30 fps

Yes, sorry about that. This bug has been fixed in the upcoming Build 3.

[Gilson Antunes]

thank you
I'm preparing a version with snow

[-GeoHow]

+1 form me!
Your shots are great
2:35:1aspect ratio like
Sound wanting more..
DOF great here!

Good job Antunes

[Gilson Antunes]

+1 form me!
Your shots are great
2:35:1aspect ratio like
Sound wanting more..
DOF great here!

Good job Antunes

Thank you ...
... I just did an edit to the video above including snow

[byzantium1200]

Very beautiful...

I hope renders like this will eventually replace the "Architectural Visualization" at the splash screen with "Realtime Renderer".

[RAD]

White out...makes ya dizzy! 
nice   

[blendman]

Byzantinum wrote:

"I hope renders like this will eventually replace the "Architectural Visualization" at the splash screen with "Realtime Renderer".

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Here here!!!!!  When ever this comes up I keeping thinking the guys at Lumion are thinking too narrowly, and not helping promote their product to maximum capacity audience!!  Of course it is a great renderer for Architectural Visualization, but it has the capability to be much more.

Lumion  team,

I suggest you think more broadly about your product's future, develop the strategy, and remove the reference to "Architectural Visualization".  

For it is much more - and has a great capacity for Previsualization, but also real applications in film, and television.

Respectfully, and with regards,

blendman.

[byzantium1200]

I suggest you think more broadly about your product's future, develop the strategy, and remove the reference to "Architectural Visualization".  

I am sure that they know they have created a monster, but they are being cautious. They have to make this step forward in a short time, otherwise someone else will!

[Morten]

When ever this comes up I keeping thinking the guys at Lumion are thinking too narrowly, and not helping promote their product to maximum capacity audience!!  Of course it is a great renderer for Architectural Visualization, but it has the capability to be much more.

We are well aware of that, but if we started promoting Lumion as much more than a tool for architectural/urban planning/product visualisations - without offering a feature set that could actually support those secondary market segments, we'd have a lot of disappointed new customers

For example, marketing Lumion as the tool of choice for Machinima enthusiasts would never work without vertex/bone animation import (and support for Poser/DAZ Studio etc).

[cmeed]

For it is much more - and has a great capacity for Previsualization, but also real applications in film, and television.

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does Lumion have any camera controls/setting like sketchups  'advanced cameras tools' which are very useful for someone like myself, who designs sets for TV.....?

[Morten]

does Lumion have any camera controls/setting like sketchups  'advanced cameras tools' which are very useful for someone like myself, who designs sets for TV.....?

No, unfortunately not. Cameras can't tilt/roll and you can't adjust the aspect ratio (or the frame rate of exported movies). There's also no Safe Zone indicator.

[Gilson Antunes]

No, unfortunately not. Cameras can't tilt/roll and you can't adjust the aspect ratio (or the frame rate of exported movies). There's also no Safe Zone indicator.

It could be a plug-in TV or film
EDIT: I'd pay for more plu-in for more options film processed in several video cards.