Dude. I needed this. I am making a short film with a cg as a main character. On top of that my insta 360 is arriving tomorrow. Its perfect. Thanks Clint.
@@pwnisher Done! Yow, I followed this tutorial and was able to make this ua-cam.com/video/PgKfDibsieQ/v-deo.html. A little bit rusty on the motion tracking side of things but I was able to create a somewhat realistic render in blender. Custom HDRIs are sick. I've thrown in a reflection pass as well. Awesome stuff.
Yo, this is exactly my workflow! Pieced it together from like 100 tutorials over the years. Man I wish I had this video back then. It would have saved me SO MUCH time!
hi need help i went to photoshop at the end 7:26 you said go to save as in go to the save as type in when i go to it doesn't have it what should i do is there a setting i have to turn on please help
This tutorial is so easy to understand and well organized, thank you for taking the time to put it together! I've been wanting to try out custom HDRIs for a long time.
I've been subbed to Corridor and Corridor Crew for over a year and just found you had a channel today. Damn, I suck. Thanks for this. IT really helped me understand HDR a lot better.
I didn't know you're back! I was hoping to find a good HDRI Workflow tutorial, and I found a tut by the member of the fricking Corridor Digital crew. Brilliant!
Just found your channel here aside from Corridor. Instant sub. As VFX artists, you and Corridor have completely rewired how I approach scenes as a director.
Thank you Clint! I was asked to shoot HDRIs for a production and I'm completely new to it. I've seen folks do it on Corridor Crew and felt like it made sense to me, but trying to do it myself has been daunting. This is the cleanest, least scary tutorial I've found and I'm currently stitching my first one together right now. Wish me luck!
Another method is photographing a chrome ball, it will not give the level of the detail as a 360 camera, but for quick and dirty hdris it works quite well, especially if you're on a tight budget.
This is great, i've been using external tools all this time, photoshop seems way more complete. Love the short videos man! Learned to like your stuff from corridor but I am just not able to sit in front of videos longer than 30 minutes, This is exactly the typa stuff that will make me come back on your channel
Yo Clint I have always thought You we're very talented in Corridor Crew, but I didn't know You knew so much. No wonder You always kicked butt in the Corridor Crew CGI Challenges. Awsome Channel Clint, I already hit the like button and most importantly I freaking Subscribed! Cheers Clint!!!
@@pwnisher I will post it in my classgroup, because of Corona we need the film our graduation work ourselves. So we can't make use of the equipment from our school. So this tutorial on making hdri images will be very helpfull for a lot of my friends. No more endless scrolling on hdri heaven to find a matching hdri...
Yes! Been waiting for this for a long time! I use custom HDRIs but there are a few tricky things about it! The Dynamic Range for a cloudless sky is problematic, actually, because it makes my stuff in the scene blue, because the hdri catches the color of the sky, while video camera does not and it's blown out.
But this is a good thing. You want the full range of light and color. You just need to composite the HDRI in your 3D program to match it to your footage. I'm actually live on c4dlive.com walking about this process right now. Come hang.
@@pwnisher just left the house be there in a half an hour I hope to catch the replay ;( yeah I had to adjust saturation etc. Numerous times. Is that your process as well?
Glad to see you're making more videos, Clint! I was just asking about a good 360 camera for shooting IBL and Wren recommended I watch this. I really like how simple the process is, it makes it a lot easier when you're working by yourself. The result looks good, too! It looks like you can also use the camera to shoot 360 video, since I see your reflection moving in the intro shot. Pretty exciting stuff, I hope I can get one of these and try it out someday soon.
@@pwnisher Haha, wow, thank you! I'm flattered that you've seen and remember my videos. I have more planned for this year. Right now I'm working on a Titanfall live-action short, maybe you'll see it when it's done. I hope to make professional quality short films one day.
@@pwnisher I've only played the first one, but I've heard a lot of people really liked Titanfall 2 as well. BTW, I made a little animation test render for it that you might enjoy- you can find it pinned at the top of my Twitter page (and you can find a link to that on my YT channel banner and "about" section). Would just link here but don't want it to get flagged as spam, haha.
I really like this shorter tutorial. Also liked watching your 3D Motion Show presentation. Any plans for more tutorial instead of live streams? Or maybe just some shorter recaps of live streams?
@@pwnisher The fact that I've watched you for years and you still have the dopeness to reply to comments is awesome man. Nice to see youtubers still engaged with their community on such a level. I'll be sure to be a regular.
The BTS videos you guys do, you just brush over details like "oh we just made an HDRI", and I greatly appreciate these kinds of tutorials where we can 'actually' see what that means.
Fantastic video. Love all the detailed info. Clint and the Corridor Crew always rock it. I'm on a tighter budget, though, and those Insta360 are in the $400-$500 range, so I'll stick to my DSLR and the whole "find the nodal point" thing. I stitch with Hugin and create the actual HDRIs with Luminance HDR (both OpenSource -- like I said, I'm on a budget, but these two are really great and my work doesn't suffer.) Having your nodal point means you can get away with less images. Also, since Hugin has pretty powerful lens-correcting tools, I can make wider-angle shots. There's a number of alternate workflows for us indie folks/FLOSS lovers, thankfully. Just my $0.02.
really really well explained. I already knew the process, but the fact that you made an HDRi video, made me really think it was a chrome ball. I thought that you would explain the concept with it ^^'
You can also use a drone! I just figured out that my Dji Mavic Pro has a ¨panorama¨ option. It takes a photo at every angle in a full 360, and also 45 degrees tilt up and down, creating a full 360 panorama!
Hi Clint, Can you explain how you have created that animated reflection plate on that CG Ball. Usually, when we put a HDRI in our dome light, it lights up the scene and we can see that HDRI image reflection on the CG object. But here I can see your movements is reflecting on that CG Ball. Your explanation will help me a lot. Thanks in advance ✌️😁
If you're trying to have it reflect your environment, just take your HDRI from the average middle point of your scene. Doesn't matter how big it is. You can also roll a video and throw it onto cards that your reflective object might reflect. It's how Wren did the first shot of Anime Self Driving Cars, or how I did the couple shots in this tutorial that show my moving reflection.
You could have said “It would be like Frodo marching all the way to Mordor, and at the end he’s like “I am just gonna keep the ring for myself”... which is what actually happened... in history.
Awesome video! May I suggest using PTGui to do the stitching and HDR generation. ILM paid them a lot of money to make a linux version to run on their pipeline. The latest version of PTGui uses Nvidia based gfx cards for accelerated stitching and HDR tone adjustment. It is fast! Also a circular fisheye lens with a Nodal Ninja will speed up the photo taking process if you are using a DSLR.
Solid tips right here. Yeah I read a blog by HDRI Haven and they said 20mm lens with about 40% overlap for best results. They use PTGui as well. But for me that's overkill at the moment, just because I prefer them on the 360 camera anyway.
@@pwnisher True! I used to hack my HDRIs with the Nodal Ninja and a DSLR setup, but nothing beats the convenience of using a 360 camera. I can setup and take a multiple HDRs in the same amount of time I need to take one HDR on the DSLR setup! I personally use the older ONEX and you are right for lighting purposes, they are more than sufficient. I have asked my students to watch your video!
@@weeliano Hi there I have a question that I just posted to Clint, and it would appear you would have the answer as well! would you mind enlightening me as a newbe to this process! Hi Clint can you please clarify a few things for me... The process is very clear and the video is great but I am left with a few questions. With the insta360 are you able to Stitch your Bracketed images together just using the proprietary software? or do you still need to take your bracketed images and create your final HDRI's using Lightroom or P.S. PTGui, or Photomatix? I ask this because I recently purchased a Ricoh Theta SC, for the sole intention of using it to create HDRI's for CG realistic character creation in Blender. The problem I am coming up against is that it would seem there is no way of getting around Photo Shop, for creating the final HDRI! I wouldn't mind so much, but the reality is that I can not justify an Adobe subscription for the sole purpose of creating HDRI finishes! Do you have experience with PTGui and or Photomatix, and if so which do you prefer? Thanks again the video is awesome
Hi Paul, I have used PTGui to stitch together photos taken with a fisheye lens on the my DSLR. I also used the insta360 1st generation camera to take manual bracketed photos and then stitch them together using PTGui. I haven't done it for a while though, what I remember is that you have to export the unprocessed fisheye images from the insta360 from both sides and then stack and stitch the multi-exposures in PTGui, what I remembered with the insta360 is that it is not so straight forward to export to 2 halves. When exported you will have a pair of circular images, if you take a basic 3 exposures, then you will have a set of 6 circular images. PTGui is smart enough to auto detect, arrange and stitch them together. In terms of creating a true 360 HDRI, you are better off using PTGUi compared to photoshop as it offers way more control and export options. The final image is usually a HDR or EXR.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I’m working on making an HDRI for Horizon Forbidden West and this tutorial got me going in the right direction. I really hope this works because my laptop which is trying to stitch the photos has been stuck at 33% completion for a while now.
Love the oversell of the sphere in the intro to get people to think it was real by comping your masked 360 video footage to reveal the motion of your hands was a nice trick! Or you're a wizard. Will you be covering HDR video mapping in a game engine anytime soon?
Thanks wow I just bought the insta360 yesterday!!! I'm working on my music video and I'm shooting it myself so I'm using cinema4d, Zbrush,subsatnce and Unreal That is my idea do you think that is cool can I show you what I have so far some how
@@MorganLBell-bv4me I don't know if you still need an answer but basically for the intro part he put in the scene a plane with his video on (with him moving) so the ball is catching that reflection, you can see that he rendered it without the video right after the video (where there's only the still HDRI reflected even if he's moving). That's a step after dealing with your HDRI environment and camera so that you can mess with the scene and add objects
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This video is sooooo good Clint!
Thanks Wren :D
Make videos on your channel too, Wren!
@@pwnisher @pwnisher Every time i do Tone in ACR, by HDRI gets completly over contrasted, and it is also dark...pls help
yo wren
"wow let me see this random tutorial youtube recommended herWOW IT'S CLINT HE HAS HIS OWN CHANNEL WHAT"
Mwuahahahah!
@@pwnisher lol
Exactly my reaction.
@@pwnisher
GOOD LOED CLINT U GAVE ME A HEART ATTACK
But fr...
U deserve a subscribe
*BOOM* subscribed
This was exactly my reaction haha
Dude. I needed this. I am making a short film with a cg as a main character. On top of that my insta 360 is arriving tomorrow. Its perfect. Thanks Clint.
Oh heeeeeeck yeah =] Join the discord server and let me know if you have questions.
@@pwnisher Done! Yow, I followed this tutorial and was able to make this ua-cam.com/video/PgKfDibsieQ/v-deo.html. A little bit rusty on the motion tracking side of things but I was able to create a somewhat realistic render in blender. Custom HDRIs are sick. I've thrown in a reflection pass as well. Awesome stuff.
Yo, this is exactly my workflow! Pieced it together from like 100 tutorials over the years. Man I wish I had this video back then. It would have saved me SO MUCH time!
Yeah I was trying to put all the info in one place =] Glad you enjoyed.
Been waiting for a tutorial like this forever. Thank you so much
Glad I finally finished this thing! Can't wait to do more!
Me too! 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Oh Hey Man Remeber Me From Insta 😂🙌🙏♥️
Do you use reverse footage (filming the camera man) to get live reflections? Or do you just use hdri?
Check out Andrew lebrov video, it goes much more in depth with the dslr approach
hi need help i went to photoshop at the end 7:26 you said go to save as in go to the save as type in when i go to it doesn't have it what should i do is there a setting i have to turn on please help
PLEASE! never stop doing tutorials like this.
I just clicked on this video because it looked interesting, but then I was like, "OH MY GOSH! THAT'S CLINT from Corridor!"
ur my favorite Corridor guy
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Wow, clint has his own channel, and does not have any connection to corridor digital. That's crazy, and you are a greate teacher too.
Many thanks my friend =]
as a beginner student of this huge universe i have to say that you make me love my career even more❤️
This brings me a lot of joy! So glad to hear this! I can;t wait for the next video.
This tutorial is so clean and well put together, its gonna help out a bunch of people! Nice work man and thank you:)
Absolutely :) i’m amped to make more in this style.
Agreed. Explained clearly, systematically, logically, and simply enough so that even I could understand it.
This tutorial is so easy to understand and well organized, thank you for taking the time to put it together! I've been wanting to try out custom HDRIs for a long time.
Heck yeah! Now is the time =] I'm glad you were able to follow along.
I've been subbed to Corridor and Corridor Crew for over a year and just found you had a channel today. Damn, I suck. Thanks for this. IT really helped me understand HDR a lot better.
Gotchu son!
Finally a proper video that isn't a livestream (love those too) , it's been a long time coming 😭
Agreeeed!
I have an insta 360 one x and I was looking for this tutorial, I was doing it sooooo wrong...you are a hero for this!
Ahhaha gotchu!! :D
Love it :)
Thanks for watching!!
I had absolutely no idea Photoshop could auto-stitch everything together like that. This helps immensely!
Oh yeah! Time-saver no doubt.
Haha, I definitely wasn’t manually stitching anything though! I’ve just taking panoramas with my phone and saying “ehh that’s good enough”
any free workflow?
I didn't know you're back! I was hoping to find a good HDRI Workflow tutorial, and I found a tut by the member of the fricking Corridor Digital crew. Brilliant!
Just found your channel here aside from Corridor. Instant sub. As VFX artists, you and Corridor have completely rewired how I approach scenes as a director.
So cool to hear! And thank you tons for the support. It means a lot =]
Thank you Clint! I was asked to shoot HDRIs for a production and I'm completely new to it. I've seen folks do it on Corridor Crew and felt like it made sense to me, but trying to do it myself has been daunting. This is the cleanest, least scary tutorial I've found and I'm currently stitching my first one together right now. Wish me luck!
Yo that means so much man! Thanks a ton!
This is why I love the internet so much! Thank you so much
"dont worry about ghosts because we properly exercised this footage" really got me
I am not even a VFX artist and I have watched the whole video. Well made, well explained and makes me want to try it.
Another method is photographing a chrome ball, it will not give the level of the detail as a 360 camera, but for quick and dirty hdris it works quite well, especially if you're on a tight budget.
oh nice! I just bought a Insta360 to fool around... and thanks to you I have a pourpouse now.
BTW.. Cool glasses!
This is great, i've been using external tools all this time, photoshop seems way more complete.
Love the short videos man! Learned to like your stuff from corridor but I am just not able to sit in front of videos longer than 30 minutes, This is exactly the typa stuff that will make me come back on your channel
Thanks for the feedback! Get ready to make your own surface imperfections! Can’t wait to put this one together.
Awesome tutorial! I was just looking up tutorials for this last night! Can't wait to see your presentation today!
Yeah it's up on Maxon's channel! Give it a watch! Definitely a ton of C4D knowledge packed into 55 minutes.
the best tutorials on youtube, love this channel dearly.
Hey Clint Love Your Work and Ohh Love Your Live Streams And Yes This Vid is Very very Informative thanks For Uploading ♥️🙏
this format is awesome , keep em coming ,,
Thanks so much!!
Holy shit, how have I only just found your channel! This literally has all of the tutorials I will ever need!
Hahahaha enjoy my friend.
this is awesome, thank you! Can't wait for the surface imperfections vid
Yo Clint I have always thought You we're very talented in Corridor Crew, but I didn't know You knew so much. No wonder You always kicked butt in the Corridor Crew CGI Challenges. Awsome Channel Clint, I already hit the like button and most importantly I freaking Subscribed! Cheers Clint!!!
I'm convinced with this video quality, Clint is aiming to become the next Video Copilot.
I wanna be able to keep ya’ll learning and excited.
Best tutorial on hdri images I have seen!
Dude that means so much! Definitely give it a share if you know some ppl that could use this.
@@pwnisher I will post it in my classgroup, because of Corona we need the film our graduation work ourselves. So we can't make use of the equipment from our school. So this tutorial on making hdri images will be very helpfull for a lot of my friends. No more endless scrolling on hdri heaven to find a matching hdri...
so happy to see you! didn't know this was your channel.
Happy you’re here :)
Super great video Clint! Keep em coming
Yes! Been waiting for this for a long time! I use custom HDRIs but there are a few tricky things about it! The Dynamic Range for a cloudless sky is problematic, actually, because it makes my stuff in the scene blue, because the hdri catches the color of the sky, while video camera does not and it's blown out.
But this is a good thing. You want the full range of light and color. You just need to composite the HDRI in your 3D program to match it to your footage. I'm actually live on c4dlive.com walking about this process right now. Come hang.
@@pwnisher just left the house be there in a half an hour I hope to catch the replay ;( yeah I had to adjust saturation etc. Numerous times. Is that your process as well?
Glad to see you're making more videos, Clint! I was just asking about a good 360 camera for shooting IBL and Wren recommended I watch this. I really like how simple the process is, it makes it a lot easier when you're working by yourself. The result looks good, too! It looks like you can also use the camera to shoot 360 video, since I see your reflection moving in the intro shot. Pretty exciting stuff, I hope I can get one of these and try it out someday soon.
Dude! Awesome of him to recommend. Glad you liked it too :) yeah the cam rocks!!
Oh and i just realized i’ve watched a lot of your photo-scan videos!! I knew I recognized your name.
@@pwnisher Haha, wow, thank you! I'm flattered that you've seen and remember my videos. I have more planned for this year. Right now I'm working on a Titanfall live-action short, maybe you'll see it when it's done. I hope to make professional quality short films one day.
Dude titanfall 2 had one of the best campaigns ever.
@@pwnisher I've only played the first one, but I've heard a lot of people really liked Titanfall 2 as well. BTW, I made a little animation test render for it that you might enjoy- you can find it pinned at the top of my Twitter page (and you can find a link to that on my YT channel banner and "about" section). Would just link here but don't want it to get flagged as spam, haha.
Good Stuff Mang! I'll head over and grab those!
Thanks for the support :) it means a lot!
I really like this shorter tutorial. Also liked watching your 3D Motion Show presentation.
Any plans for more tutorial instead of live streams? Or maybe just some shorter recaps of live streams?
Absolutely! I have a surface imperfection tutorial in the works, and a couple after that. The shorter tuts will start to worked in a regular content.
no body makes this detiled tutorials like you in these subjects thank you clint
Great video! I cant wait for more tutorials like this!
Didn't know Clint had his own channel. Instant sub brosef.
😎🤙🏼
@@pwnisher The fact that I've watched you for years and you still have the dopeness to reply to comments is awesome man. Nice to see youtubers still engaged with their community on such a level. I'll be sure to be a regular.
Awesome tutorial and highly interesting video! I learned so much from you in the last months! Gotta get my DSLR out and try some stuff! :)
Yes please! Always fun to experiment.
Amazing! Thank you Clint! A video on how you got to where you are would be really interesting and enlightening
I’d be open to this, if other peeps are down I could give the entire origin story.
The BTS videos you guys do, you just brush over details like "oh we just made an HDRI", and I greatly appreciate these kinds of tutorials where we can 'actually' see what that means.
I gotchu! I go into detail here to make sure you guys understand every bit.
so glad this channel is up and running again!
And bythe way, what ever happened to the deadspace fan film?
Duuude me too! And hahahha, I don't even remember man.
Why does he look like the corridor crew guy?
cuz i bE dAt gUy1
Its CGI
Deepfake or is it a Derpfake? 🤣
I've been coming back to this video every couple of months to make sure I get the photoshop part right. Thanks so much for this
Fantastic video. Love all the detailed info. Clint and the Corridor Crew always rock it.
I'm on a tighter budget, though, and those Insta360 are in the $400-$500 range, so I'll stick to my DSLR and the whole "find the nodal point" thing.
I stitch with Hugin and create the actual HDRIs with Luminance HDR (both OpenSource -- like I said, I'm on a budget, but these two are really great and my work doesn't suffer.) Having your nodal point means you can get away with less images. Also, since Hugin has pretty powerful lens-correcting tools, I can make wider-angle shots.
There's a number of alternate workflows for us indie folks/FLOSS lovers, thankfully. Just my $0.02.
Great tutorial Clint! Can't wait for more!
really really well explained. I already knew the process, but the fact that you made an HDRi video, made me really think it was a chrome ball. I thought that you would explain the concept with it ^^'
I think he just used his custom hdri just to match the lighting and then filmed a 360 video for the reflection only.
Yo, props on that The 3D & Motion Design Show video!
This is a great tutorial!
Keep makin stuff like this
Nice work - great, thorough video!
This is great!
Thanks =]
I was actually wondering how to stitch together DSLR photos and you can do it in photoshop nice! thanks man
wait corridor crew content and Clint content :0 I'm spoiled
You can also use a drone! I just figured out that my Dji Mavic Pro has a ¨panorama¨ option. It takes a photo at every angle in a full 360, and also 45 degrees tilt up and down, creating a full 360 panorama!
Mavic Pro or Mavic Pro 2?
@@tomsanderson I`m sure you can do it on both. Im usin the first gen Mavic Pro
thanks for all the great content man, keep it up
Hi Clint, Can you explain how you have created that animated reflection plate on that CG Ball. Usually, when we put a HDRI in our dome light, it lights up the scene and we can see that HDRI image reflection on the CG object. But here I can see your movements is reflecting on that CG Ball. Your explanation will help me a lot. Thanks in advance ✌️😁
This is the comment I've been looking for... Too bad he didn't reply :(
i think its just a 360 video which would explain the overexposed highlights?
Can you make an HDRI for a moving scene???.... so, if I have something moving in the scene, it properly reflects that object as it moves?????
If you're trying to have it reflect your environment, just take your HDRI from the average middle point of your scene. Doesn't matter how big it is. You can also roll a video and throw it onto cards that your reflective object might reflect. It's how Wren did the first shot of Anime Self Driving Cars, or how I did the couple shots in this tutorial that show my moving reflection.
You could have said “It would be like Frodo marching all the way to Mordor, and at the end he’s like “I am just gonna keep the ring for myself”... which is what actually happened... in history.
That's SUPER cool. Don't know if I like the "Bob-Ross-Chill-Voice" On you, but I'll roll with it! :)
Awesome video! May I suggest using PTGui to do the stitching and HDR generation. ILM paid them a lot of money to make a linux version to run on their pipeline. The latest version of PTGui uses Nvidia based gfx cards for accelerated stitching and HDR tone adjustment. It is fast! Also a circular fisheye lens with a Nodal Ninja will speed up the photo taking process if you are using a DSLR.
Solid tips right here. Yeah I read a blog by HDRI Haven and they said 20mm lens with about 40% overlap for best results. They use PTGui as well. But for me that's overkill at the moment, just because I prefer them on the 360 camera anyway.
@@pwnisher True! I used to hack my HDRIs with the Nodal Ninja and a DSLR setup, but nothing beats the convenience of using a 360 camera. I can setup and take a multiple HDRs in the same amount of time I need to take one HDR on the DSLR setup! I personally use the older ONEX and you are right for lighting purposes, they are more than sufficient. I have asked my students to watch your video!
@@weeliano Hi there I have a question that I just posted to Clint, and it would appear you would have the answer as well! would you mind enlightening me as a newbe to this process!
Hi Clint can you please clarify a few things for me... The process is very clear and the video is great but I am left with a few questions. With the insta360 are you able to Stitch your Bracketed images together just using the proprietary software? or do you still need to take your bracketed images and create your final HDRI's using Lightroom or P.S. PTGui, or Photomatix? I ask this because I recently purchased a Ricoh Theta SC, for the sole intention of using it to create HDRI's for CG realistic character creation in Blender. The problem I am coming up against is that it would seem there is no way of getting around Photo Shop, for creating the final HDRI! I wouldn't mind so much, but the reality is that I can not justify an Adobe subscription for the sole purpose of creating HDRI finishes! Do you have experience with PTGui and or Photomatix, and if so which do you prefer? Thanks again the video is awesome
Hi Paul, I have used PTGui to stitch together photos taken with a fisheye lens on the my DSLR. I also used the insta360 1st generation camera to take manual bracketed photos and then stitch them together using PTGui. I haven't done it for a while though, what I remember is that you have to export the unprocessed fisheye images from the insta360 from both sides and then stack and stitch the multi-exposures in PTGui, what I remembered with the insta360 is that it is not so straight forward to export to 2 halves. When exported you will have a pair of circular images, if you take a basic 3 exposures, then you will have a set of 6 circular images. PTGui is smart enough to auto detect, arrange and stitch them together. In terms of creating a true 360 HDRI, you are better off using PTGUi compared to photoshop as it offers way more control and export options. The final image is usually a HDR or EXR.
The tutorial is absolute helpful.
that's cool they used this video in the latest vfx artists react
bro the craziest part of this tut is learning photoshop can stitch the images together for you. 🤯
Ну конечно может 😁
I had now clue you had your own channel. I'd love to see more vids like this
Absolutely!!
Hellll yes
Hei.. Love your new channel. I love more detailed education content like this. ❤️
Awesome content!
Wait wht? Clint has an own Channel. haha Subbed you!
Great video, this helped me alooooot
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing :)
Thanks man, you're the best
Gotchu =]
Cool, very helpful! Keep it coming!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I’m working on making an HDRI for Horizon Forbidden West and this tutorial got me going in the right direction. I really hope this works because my laptop which is trying to stitch the photos has been stuck at 33% completion for a while now.
Dude it's Clint!!!! Why was I not subscribed before?!
Thanks for the sub :)
Wow your C4D lessons r amazing I wish a blender user can do the same
Keep it up Clint am so inspired by u
Love your videos bro its easy to understand but will miss you at corridor
Yo! I really love my ONE R. It's a real time saver in a lot of situations. Good video sir!!
Dude it really is
@@pwnisher 100 %
@@pwnisher have a nice vacation :)
Thank you, very much. The video was very informative and amazing!!!!!
Clint you are godsend
Love the tutorials!! Pleaseee keep it up!
you’re so informative, thanks for the tutorial!
Nice touch adding some VFX on the ball in the beginning of the vid so you reflect your movements.
Thanks =] Gotta go above and beyond.
and I saw your Embergen icons for octane before the announcement, good to see good people doing great work!
Love the oversell of the sphere in the intro to get people to think it was real by comping your masked 360 video footage to reveal the motion of your hands was a nice trick! Or you're a wizard. Will you be covering HDR video mapping in a game engine anytime soon?
@pwnisher How did you get your video reflection on the ball? Please do a tutorial on that. So good!
Love it, and love the tunes
Thanks man =]
@@pwnisher entertaining and educational, like a Saturday packed into a few minutes, looking forward to the next one!
wow impressed with the dslr one, need another tut for camera setup
Nice work! I hope you do more tutorials like this in the future!
Ok that ball got me 😂♥️👌🏽
Thanks wow I just bought the insta360 yesterday!!! I'm working on my music video and I'm shooting it myself so I'm using cinema4d, Zbrush,subsatnce and Unreal That is my idea do you think that is cool can I show you what I have so far some how
That sounds awesome man
Dude heck yeah!
@@pwnisher ok how to I send it to you
If you join my discord server you can throw up a link or somethin?
@@pwnisher cool will do
I didn't know you had your own UA-cam channel, Clint.
But I've subscribed.
Very nice, thanks Clint.
Cool. Remember when Corridor used to do tutorials?
Awesome video bro
Dude how did you get yourself moving in the reflection of the cg ball?
I just film a plate of me doing my action then throw that up on a 3d card in my scene.
@@pwnisher Gonna need a tutorial just for this
@@MorganLBell-bv4me I don't know if you still need an answer but basically for the intro part he put in the scene a plane with his video on (with him moving) so the ball is catching that reflection, you can see that he rendered it without the video right after the video (where there's only the still HDRI reflected even if he's moving). That's a step after dealing with your HDRI environment and camera so that you can mess with the scene and add objects