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    Photo montage shadows

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      Turnbull2000
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      Hi,

      I've been experimenting with Vray for a couple of weeks and seem to be getting the hang of interior and exterior shots, but haven't yet looks at creating montages. If I were doing a street scene montage with new light fixtures and railing, what's the favoured technique for casting shadows from these fixtures onto objects in the photograph? Would I have to simulate the shadows entirely in photoshop?

      Thanks,

      Paul

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        Aerilius
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        That would be the simplest way.

        You can also try to additionally render a model version with white materials (clay render) and blend it over the photo parts in the photo montage.

        Maybe some of the render gurus can share some experiences.

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