Exporting Stills
While its all good wandering around our creations and experimenting with
lighting, we need to be able to generate images that can be used for presentations. Simple screenshots might suffice but at printed resolutions they lack sufficient fidelity
and generally look poor.
An additional feature of LightUp is the ability to generate very high resolution anti-aliased images of what you?re seeing on screen. Press the Return key while using Tour Tool will pop-up the Capture dialog if it is hidden.
Simply choose you resolution and press “Still”. You will be prompted for a Savefile name to use. LightUp saves using the TIFF image format.
You can also choose to save the depth information for the image at the
same time. This will be saved as a floating point TIFF image with the addition “_depth” added to your filename. Depth images are commonly used by post-processing in applications such as Photoshop to identify the depth of each pixel so accurate montages can be created.
For example replacing the sky behind a building.
Another option is to use the cubemap generator. It will produce 6 square images centered on your current position from which you can easily create a Quicktime VR file to allow others to get a sense of a space interactively while retaining a small file size. Choose file naming to use appended names or appended numbers and press “Cubic...” and you?ll be prompted for a base filename/folder t which the six images will be saved.
Alternatively you can save the 6 images as a single vertical strip. The demo version of LightUp will watermark your export.
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