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Thanks for the nice Tutorial, its just on time when I am finishing my syrup glass bottle.
Many things new I have learned now.

In project file, c4d file not found… any reason but used texture are there.

And living room .exr is created or from stock library, any web link…?

Thanks.

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Hi Iacdxb,

I assume that Raymond Olsen want you to load the bottle from the Content Browser and set up the scene as discussed during the series.

https://www.cineversity.com/vidplaylist/texturing_and_rendering_a_wine_bottle/texturing_and_rendering_a_wine_bottle_using_content_browser_presets

The image from the living room is certainly not a stock image. It seems to be home-made. If needed I can take out the little Manfrotto tripod, if that helps.

(In the link in my signature, I explain anything needed to know to get professional equirectangulars [360ºx180º] to work with.)

You might also try the CV-HDR tool pack. They are small, which means: just and only for lighting purposes. The “museum_redpath_montreal_canada_3k.exr” comes very close to the target scene here. The image has one stop less latitude (based on very little outdoor influence, from where I look at it), but the chromatic aberration is super low.

As a side note:
Please use the help button, if there is a question with a tutorial. This is the way to go to keep things organized and other people can find it.
Screenshot:
https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/share/zN4GzG97n54zUwoOgTtB4YD6kksFHU7HBzgEE2AFICN

Tutorial Discussion
This forum is for discussion about SPECIFIC tutorials. Don’t post here directly - posts should be created using the “Help with this Tutorial” button on tutorial pages.

BTW, all the File-> download buttons on this series have the same file, just to safe you some time before you download all of them, as I did to answer this question, not knowing about this.

All the best

Thanks Dr. Sassi.

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You’re very welcome, icdxb, evenif I think I was not a big help here.

If there is any project based question, I’m happy to look into it in the QA forum. Around 16 years ago (back in Munich) I bridged the years of “low” in the film industry with package design, and C4D was a great communication tool back then and certainly today. If I can share anything, I would be glad if I can do it.

All the best