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OMEN Gaming Hub offers basic lighting functions for each individual device separately. With OMEN Light Studio, all of your devices are in one view; you can create lighting effects that run across multiple devices, customize freely different zones for each effect, and create sophisticated layered lighting effects.
Some devices may support basic lighting functions but not have full RGB capability. Some devices, especially older devices do not have the performance capability to support the advanced functions of OMEN Light Studio.
Yes, OMEN Light Studio utilizes the profiles created and managed in OMEN Gaming Hub. Like OMEN Gaming Hub, HP account login is required. Please note that profiles Cloud Sync is not available for OMEN Light Studio.
OMEN Light Studio animation effects are software-driven, it is expected that it will take up some CPU usage while animations are running. Some effects may take up more CPU usage than others, for example, Ambient effect and Interactive effect require real-time calculation, and may take up more system resources than a Static or Wave effect.
No, by design each layer consists of one set of selected lighting zones and one effect type. The idea is to create multiple layers of effects to create complex and unique lighting schemes across your devices.
The light paint feature is one of the most important missed feature for me. Also I miss option for the light opacity, for example logarithmic distribution and hard edges. And a HDRI background is needed.
**If you quit using Omen Light Studio because it would not apply your custom preset at system startup, I just stumbled on a fix: Create a new user profile in the Gaming Hub. Set it to desktop control (just like the default profile)... Next, click the little symbol that looks like an xbox control on the top right by your avatar. Highlight your new profile by clicking it, then change Profile mode to "manual" and done! Restart your system and see for yourself ***
Founded by Archit Jain and Scott Hatton, Oculus Light Studio is an independent lighting design studio delivering innovative lighting strategies that celebrate both the science and art of light as a powerful way to shape the environment. Lighting is the small portion of a project yet overall creates a meaningful impact. At Oculus, we enjoy the lighting process for the value it brings to each space and we pride ourselves in meeting the aesthetic, business and environmental goals of each client. Oculus is headquartered in Los Angeles, USA, with a satellite studio in Seattle, WA and with lighting design projects in the US, Asia, the Middle East and Africa.
1) I couldn't figure out a way to use HDR Light Studio with VRED and render an object with transparent background: if I disable the Environments in VRED, all the lights managed by HDR Light Studio will disappear with it, making it impossible to render my object, as it would just be a black silhoutte at this point. But of course we got a solution, we can just let VRED's Light Editor take the control of HDR Light Studio's lights, a new feature introduced in version 2020.1, right? Well... Nope. Which brings us to point 2.
2) After creating my lights in HDR Light Studio, they don't get displayed also in VRED's Light Editor, nor they appear in the Scenegraph. This way I'm unable to completely manage them in VRED and keep them active even after disabling the Dome in the Environments. I'm not sure why they aren't appearing though.
In order to add lights from HDR Light Studio into VRED, you have to go to the "Studio" default Environment, scroll to the "HDR Light Studio" tab and start the software. After that, all the lights you are going to create in HDR Light Studio will be bound to your "Studio" Environment. What does this mean exactly? It means that, when you will go to disable all your Environments in order to render your object with the transparent alpha channel, it won't have ANY light applied to it, because you disabled all of them the same moment you set the IsVisible option of the Environments to false.
Secondly, why are you disabling the light? Unchecking "Is Visible" in the environment material does not "disable" the light, it just stops primary rays. I think you are mistaking unchecking the environment in the Scenegraph off and unchecking "Is Visible".
It doesn't matter if the Environment material is blank or not, once you press HDR Light Studio it will overwrite any maps already in that Environment material replacing it with what you create within HDR Light Studio.
Test charts are perfect for testing digital cameras, cell phones or other objective measurements, but there are certain aspects of testing a camera that requires a real scene. One of these aspects is the correct white balancing for different types of illuminants. Another is determining the visual loss of detail due to noise reduction or the amount of noise in an image.
We have developed the lightSTUDIO to make this type of visual analysis possible. It provides the standard types of illumination and is large enough to illuminate a whole tabletop scene. It also allows remote control and the dimming of the lights from a PC using a USB interface.
The lightSTUDIO always comes with the same interior objects (see picture to the right) to produce a more accurate worldwide test comparison between labs. Each object was carefully chosen based on our experience in camera testing and can provide you with useful information about your camera system.
The lightSTUDIO with its interior objects and the switchable light sources has developed into one of our top selling products for image quality analysis. It has become one of the industry standards for a camera test scene.
The lightSTUDIO-L is based on iQ-LED V2 technology and is our standard lightSTUDIO option. Similar to our other LED products, the lightSTUDIO-L uses ten individual iQ-LED V2 elements to replicate almost any light spectrum for your camera testing. These elements use 41 SMD high power LEDs separated into 20 color channels and can reach a maximum intensity of 2000 lux.
With the introduction of iQ-LED V2, it is now possible to control the functionality of the lights without the use of a PC. You can store up to 44 different illuminants and one sequence on the device (controllable via microswitches on the device itself).
Nowadays, most devices feature still photography and video functionality. When comparing compression technologies, artifacts, motion blur and other aspects in a video, the lightSTUDIO can come equipped with moving targets. One of these is a horizontally moving frame that can hold a variety of targets including dead leaves or a slanted edge target. The motion speed is adjustable up to 3 m/s.
A second movable section is a rotating plate on the back wall of the box which also allows for adjusting the speed (up to 300rpm). It can carry a sector chart or any custom chart. A Timecode display helps to keep track of the sequenced movements in the footage.
The moving lightSTUDIO also includes the iQ-Trigger, a mechanical finger, to release the camera under test automatically. For stabilizing the whole setup with moving parts, the moving target option comes with a Rolling Cart for easy mobility.
Our HDR version of the lightSTUDIO incorporates two LG4 lightboxes to produce high contrast test scenes. The LG4 uniformly illuminates transparent test charts for various measurements, e.g., OECF or color. Test charts are sold separately and do not come with the lightSTUDIO package.
When attempting to avoid stray light, which reduces the contrast in the foreground, place the light boxes in the back of a surrounding black box. Then insert this box into the center part of the back wall of the lightSTUDIO. That way contrast ratios of more than 10.000:1 can be reached.
Over the last few years, fluorescent lighting has become obsolete due to the limited availability of fluorescent tubes. The lightSTUDIO AW replaces the previous lightSTUDIO-S versions that relied on fluorescent tubes to illuminate a real test scene.
This version uses AW technology, allowing you to select different correlated color temperatures (CCT) instead of a single color temperature with fluorescent tubes. lightSTUDIO-AW has two versions, one with high-power CRI and one with even higher CRI, depending on your illumination specifications.
In addition, the AW version is delivered with a dividing wall (easily insert or remove), allowing you to create two separate test scenes, each with a different illumination spectrum for direct comparison in a single image.
Created using the centuries-old technique of lost wax casting, the Conical Wall Light represents our most complex production process to date. Sculptural and minimalist in form, it may be mounted to direct light upwards or downwards, according to the requirements of your site.
The Conical Wall Light is cast in solid metal. Because it is manufactured in small batches, slight variations will occur from one piece to another. Production marks may include slight pour ripples or surface pitting.
The original finish of the bronze version will oxidise and darken over time to reveal a distinctive patina. If preferred, use a quality metal polish to restore brightness.
Crafted, finished and polished in Sydney, Australia.
Our general lead time for this product is four to six weeks; however, if you require it sooner we may be able to assist. In this case, please contact: stu...@studiohenrywilson.com
Create a classic 3-point constant lighting setup in just minutes. The dimmable daylight bulbs have a high CRI and include removable tungsten caps for warmer output. Two collapsible softboxes provide directional, diffused light. The kit comes with a remote control for easy operation and even greater convenience during your shoot.
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