It's been a while since I have posted here...I've been very busy! I know it's not much and late at that, but there was a shot I used Terragen in in the recent release of Green Lantern. Actually, this shot was a bit of an emergency for the studio, and I proposed a simple and fast solution with using Terragen to render a sky box of an atmosphere, map it in Nuke using a spherical transform node, then I was able to use a 3D camera in Nuke to produce content for the monitor inserts with a very fast turn around.
I am not sure about the legality of posting the image here, but I will go ahead anyway, because I am sure you all want to see it. Mods: Feel free to remove it if you wish.
(http://www.motionmagnetic.com/misc/gl_terragen.jpg)
Cool! Thanks for the information :)
Interesting! TG2 was being used in multiple locations in the same film then, by different (I assume) effects houses. Very cool, thanks for sharing. :)
- Oshyan
That lab in the photo looks like it cost a shit ton of cash to build.