digi Mike: matching single light references wip
- Jason H
- Oct 21, 2018
- 2 min read
Hi there,
I have been trying to match references of single flashlight from 6 camera angles based on our RC1 data and hit a wall getting consistent spec across 6 camera angles.
The main issue I am facing is as I match the skin based on camera 3 (front-on), the spec will appear to be dimmer (or lack of spec) in camera 1 and 6 render than in the references. However, if I approach it the other way around by matching camera 1 or 6 first, then the spec will appear to be too strong in camera 3's render than the reference.
The example above is based on a single VrayAlsurface to explain the issue I have. I have slightly tweaked the hue of the diffuse map and increased light intensity to accommodate using a VRay physical camera.
- No spec map. Single spec lobe. Roughness 0.42. IOR 1.45. GGX distribution.
- single scatter map is blended as usual.
- Meso displacement * 1 + Micro-disp map * 0.01
I have tried tweaking the roughness, IOR, adding a 2nd or even a 3rd very broad "sheen-ish" spec lobe, different approaches of layering/blending spec lobes, or custom fresnel curve. I couldn't get consistent results spec intensity between a front-on camera (cam 3) and a side camera (cam1 & 6). As a 1st pass, I would like to get consistent result across 6 camera angles without painting additional control maps but no luck so far after many hours of tweaking.
Trying to figure out what could be a typical cause of this and what I have missed to set up for consistent spec lobe across camera angles. If any of you read this and can shed some light, I'd really appreciate it.
Another issue that I noticed is the shadow under the chin is much brighter in all renders regardless which parameters I tweaked and it seems mostly coming from the reflection AOV.
It's not as obvious in the screencaps but when A/B the two, it's fairly prominent.
Looking for suggestions to fix this.

Lastly, I saw a presentation by Image-Engine about the texturing and lookdev process done in Logan where it mentioned a color matrix ICT provided.
Let's if I can get hold from team members to hear more on this.
Thank you all and until next time. :)
Jason
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