[subspark]

I do a lot of work with large-scale environments for digital mattes and set extension work; one of my biggest gripes with Physical Sky is that it is still void of any atmospheric scattering.
Respectively, a large chunk of the physical equation of the real world sky model has been ignored or overlooked leaving artists having to doctor this phenomenon in afterward.

So, this is naturally my deepest wish for Maxwell Render.

[Fernando Tella]

+1

[AlexP]

+1

[jc4d]

Good idea,
+1

Cheers
JC

[giacob]

yes it is just "aereal perspective" as Leonardo da Vinci used to called it

[subspark]

Some more clarity on the model, particularly regarding Mie interactions:
http://www.scratchapixel.com/lessons/3d ... cattering/

[bograt]

Some more clarity on the model, particularly regarding Mie interactions:
http://www.scratchapixel.com/lessons/3d ... cattering/

Nice article, thanks!

I agree, which is why I have never use physical sky I'm always in favour of an hdri.
Though this is not ideal for large scale scenes, for large scale this would be an amazing feature!

+1

[dynaraton]

+1 on this one. I think indigo Renderer is working on this. From their some test results, it looked amazing.
This would be a huge feature for us Arch viz people.