Sphere animation - Question about background management.

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#1

Hello,

I would like to have your opinion on a question I ask myself sometimes during the staging of my projects.
How do you manage the transition between the main scene and the sky ?

I have a scene which represents two spheres in rotation with some particles which turn them all around, and two monoliths in second plan.

I wonder how closing the background. I tried with this wall and its columns, but I would like to have your opinion on this matter.

All other feedback on the general atmosphere, the light or others are welcome.

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#2

HDRIs are probably the best bet here as they give a whole environment which, by it’s nature, feels more realistic than a sharp delineator like the sky/ground.

#3

Yes the HDRIs are user-frendly. I used one for this project moreover.
I like the light, but it needs there to cheat a little so that the background corresponds with the scene.

And to avoid this kind of render :

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#4

You could always map something to a plane and put it behind the camera to be reflected in the geometry.

#5

Here is the finished project.

https://www.behance.net/gallery/59879601/Orbital

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