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Post by parva // Dec 1, 2006, 9:17am
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http://www.parva-project.de/stuff/ts/ts7/zimmer.jpg
thanks for viewing :) |
Post by Steinie // Dec 1, 2006, 9:30am
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I thought you said there is a rendering, this is a real photo!!!;)
I like the little guy on the sofa too. Also noticed one of your statues on the mantle. The lighting is very nice as well as the modeling. I like your work! Now celebrate and open that bottle of wine.... |
Post by MadMouse // Dec 1, 2006, 9:43am
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Incredible work Marcel. If I dare to criticise the master.... The view from the window looks a little too bright and too higher contrast. Other that that
:banana: INCREDIBLE :banana: |
Post by daybe // Dec 1, 2006, 9:46am
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Looks great Parva, you the man. I tend to agree with Madmouse, the view from the window seems a bit bright. Your materials are really well done. |
Post by parva // Dec 1, 2006, 9:46am
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thanks Steinie.
I had no idea what to put in the room :D but got some good suggestion from Misc and atex.
thanks Madmouse and daybe too.
@Madmouse - yes it's possible. My intention was to simulate a room with no direct sun lighting and no flash. All lighting comes from the sky & bouncing light and so the aperture needs to be wide open. This effects in vignetting. The problem with the outside is that it's faked :) and I had no clue how far the difference between the lighting from outside and inside should look like but I agree that's a point where some fine tuning could be done.
btw. the guy on the sofa:
Bernd the Bread (not to mix up with Bread Pitt :D)
is very popular here in Germany... similar like Spongebob *g*
link (http://www.parva-project.de/stuff/ts/ts7/b.mov)
http://www.parva-project.de/stuff/ts/ts7/bernd1a.jpg |
Post by Délé // Dec 1, 2006, 10:06am
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Parva, we already know that you are a masterful 3d artist. There is really no need to go posting photographs and claiming it as 3d. :p
In other words...BRILLIANT WORK! :D :banana: :banana: |
Post by rj0 // Dec 1, 2006, 12:52pm
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OK, I see the photograph, so where's the rendering -) ?
Wow!! Awesome work (again)!!
rj |
Post by prodigy // Dec 1, 2006, 3:52pm
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Excelent work Parva... how many lights you use on this render???
I love the glass on the window....:D |
Post by Jorge // Dec 1, 2006, 5:40pm
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Greetings!
Great work, very realistic, Bernd the Bread cracks me up! |
Post by Mike // Dec 1, 2006, 5:41pm
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I'm betting maybe 2 and GI. Marcel, you inspire everyone of us.
Excelent work Parva... how many lights you use on this render???
I love the glass on the window....:D |
Post by W!ZARD // Dec 1, 2006, 7:09pm
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Excellent Marcel - once again you show us how it can be done! The subject matter seems like a bit of a change for you but the attention to detail is as inspirational as all your work is.
Bernd the Bread - LOL. That's funny! Leads one to contemplate all sorts of crummy puns! |
Post by parva // Dec 1, 2006, 10:56pm
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thanks to you all.
Exactly Mike :) 2 local lights, HDRI for sky and GI.
Finally some minor adjustments in Photoshop like the vignet-effect and color changes.
I will make a short description how the scene/render was done.
edit: picture update with some minor changes and a bit larger.
Thanks to Madmouse, daybe and atex for the helpful thoughts :) |
Post by Alien // Dec 3, 2006, 9:03pm
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thanks for viewing :)
That is really excellent, one might even say... "Parvallous". :D |
Post by parva // Dec 4, 2006, 9:06am
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hehe :D, thanks Alien!
btw. here (http://www.parva-project.de/stuff/ts/ts7/mof.jpg) screenshots from the scene setting (sorry just in german).
The strange tesselation at the walls I made to use the camera view in solid with wire mode or I had nothing seen in modeler. It's an known old problem, thank god that it's done in new Player view ^^
Everyhting else is not very exciting. I turned HDRI on for the incoming skylight and the two lights in the room brightend it up. A large soften shadow value to blur the shadows and to avoid to reveal the position of the lights. |
Post by b_scotty // Dec 4, 2006, 9:13am
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Parva, this is most excellent work! This image should be in the dictionary next to the definition of "photo real". :) |
Post by prodigy // Dec 6, 2006, 5:40pm
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Parva.. first check your private messeges...
Second...
http://www.caligari.com/store/special/tS701.html
CONGRATULATIONS.. your render looks amazing!!!
best regards.. :jumpy: |
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