Studio Environment Set 2 from 9b studios
Kit for modo 601 / modo 501, Bentley Systems MicroStation, SolidWorks 2011 / 2012
SES 2 provides a variety of designed HDRI spherical images complete with ground planes for easily obtaining professional-quality studio lighting for product shots, engineering visualizations, advertising art, or packaging shots. It is designed for people who would like to be able choose studio/interior lighting setups but do not want to invest the time set to create custom lighting set-ups for each project. This second Studio Environment Set is particularly suited for those wanting to visualize small to medium sized subjects. Typical users of SES 2 are architects, artists, industrial designers, engineers, packaging specialists or CAD visualization professionals.
SES 2 was used by Jan Ove Rust to create the subtle environmental effects in this cutlery rendering.
The same scene was rendered using a different SES 2 environmental setup. Here the table setting appears less saturated.
In this third variation, the SES 2 environment imbues a more stylized appearance to the cutlery rendering.
Purchase Studio Environment Set 2
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SES 2 can be installed on Mac or Windows for use with modo. SES 2 can be installed on Windows only for use with MicroStation and SolidWorks / PhotoView 360. |
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This shows the SES workflow in modo 501, including the supplied environmental assembly preset that lets you preview all 50 lighting setups in modo using the time slider and interactively adjust the rotation, saturation, brightness and scaling of the selected .HDR image. (SES 1 environment examples are shown in this video, but the workflow is identical in SES 2.)
Here are links to the product documentation for modo (PDF, 15 MB), Bentley MicroStation (PDF, 9 MB), and SolidWorks PhotoView 360 (PDF, 9 MB).
Sample spheres rendered using different SES 2 environments.
Sample spheres rendered using different SES 2 environments.
Sample spheres rendered using different SES 2 environments.
Sample spheres rendered using different SES 2 environments.
Sample spheres rendered using different SES 2 environments.
Sample spheres rendered using different SES 2 environments.
Sample spheres rendered using different SES 2 environments.
Sample spheres rendered using different SES 2 environments.
Sample spheres rendered using different SES 2 environments.
Sample spheres rendered using different SES 2 environments.
Sample spheres rendered using different SES 2 environments.
Sample spheres rendered using different SES 2 environments.
Sample spheres rendered using different SES 2 environments.
Sample spheres rendered using different SES 2 environments.
“With SES 2, I’ll be spending a lot less time agonizing over my lighting setups. The ability to render an animation and see all 50 environments with zero setup time takes all of the guess work out of studio lighting. Apply the preset, render out a sequence, make a contact sheet, hand it to your client, and they’ll think you’re a lighting guru. The variety of environments in this set is stellar. These are not your typical three-light setups. Most of these would be difficult if not impossible to recreate in a real studio. This makes studio lighting so easy, it’s almost an afterthought.”
– Branden Coker
Creative Multimedia Specialist
Analytical Graphics, Inc.
“As a developer with a passion for modo, my passion far outweighs my talent. So to find a kit like SES 2 that can make even my efforts look even halfway decent is awesome. As a hobbyist learning 3D, it can be disheartening when you don’t get a fantastic render like the pros do, but with SES 2, my renders aren’t a disappointment anymore, and that gives me the encouragement and enthusiasm to keep going.”
– Sam Lee
“The environment trackball in modo is just amazing. A new way of getting greater control over the HDRI environments. These high quality HDRI environments will create stunning results.”
– Fredrik Stenson
What is the relationship of SES 2 to SLIK? And to SES 1?
The HDRI images that make up SES 2 were created using SLIK. SLIK is a separately available Kit from Luxology that provides all the tools to you need in modo to create your own unique lighting environments. SES 2 is a collection of ready to use image-based studio lighting environments crafted by the artists at 9b studios. SES 2 is an extension of SES 1 and represents an additional 50 environments that are different from SES 1 but fall under the same workflow.
Meet Yazan Malkosh
Creator of the Studio Environment Set 2 Kit
Yazan Malkosh has deep modo experience, having been a modo trainer, beta tester, and active Forum member. He has over eight years of experience and resides in Amman, Jordon where he runs the production house, 9b studios. He is well known for his expertise in materials and lighting, beginning with his free Preset library for modo 201 and continuing with his Architectural Interior Lighting Video Tutorial, Studio Lighting & Illumination Kit, Product and Automotive Design Kit, Studio Environment Set 1 Kit, and Studio Environment Set 2 Kit titles for Luxology.
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