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[SebLev]

well I want to do some HDRI's but only thing I can find to help me is HRDshop but it's windows only... and I want somethign for mac... any ideas?

[vvtopkar]

get a pc?
parallels on your mac and install windows on it?
idk thats all I can think of

[Scythar]

unfortenately i dont think there are equivalents for making lightprobes in OSX versions, but like he said, if you have intel processors, the easiast thing would be to install windows on seperate drive.

I DO hope you know what you are getting yourself into...

Edited by Scythar, 25 November 2007 - 12:05 PM.

[SebLev]

haha see thats what I was trying to avoid in the first place.... I do have another PC but I just don't want to keep switching files over all the time I do that... and no I only have the powerbook macs... no intel inside :\ hahabought it a month to early

[Stu]

photoshop CS3?

[Scythar]

actually i think photoshop only makes "fake" hdri, meaning no real 3d probes info is created,
but i am not sure since i dont have the cs3 extended version...

[Gwerd]

Hey lilman, Good to see someone from Liskeard on here! Check out photomatix, a free download and fully functional HDRI program (it will leave a watermark on finished work though) I also have an HDRI handbook that could be loanable....

lilman, on Sep 24 2007, 05:21 PM, said:

well I want to do some HDRI's but only thing I can find to help me is HRDshop but it's windows only... and I want somethign for mac... any ideas?

[SebLev]

thanks for the program. I'll have to check it out. Also, what part of Liskeard are you from?

[N4Z.]

vvtopkar, on Nov 25 2007, 05:46 PM, said:

get a pc?
parallels on your mac and install windows on it?
idk thats all I can think of

You disgust me as a Mac user!

Also, i think photomatix looks pretty decent! Good luck