Author Topic: Two Chairman  (Read 11483 times)

2015-01-04, 15:47:34

Coronaut

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Residential conversion.
Rest of it on Behance
https://www.behance.net/gallery/22458715/Two-Chairman

2015-01-04, 15:55:02
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Chakib

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Super clean renders,  especially with dof (did you use buckets mode?) ,  well done!

Whats your config and rendertime for each one I'm curious.

2015-01-04, 16:23:22
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Coronaut

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Thanks! Def. settings(didn't use buckets) from 6.000.000 to 12.000.000 rays, depends on setup with DR(small render farm) 400pass per image it was around 3 to 6 hours for 21mpix.
Left one preview shot 2k x 2k on 4930k OC to 4.2ghz and it was just over 4 hours. 

2015-01-05, 00:46:09
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very clean, i really like the 5th image of the sofa. the rug and carpets look great!

2015-01-05, 06:26:14
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dartofang

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I love your lighting.. and composition. love the bed shot looks real..

2015-01-05, 10:17:16
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Coronaut

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Thanks guys!

2015-01-05, 10:35:31
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RolandB

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Your renders are quite accurate and very elegant. I really really love the ceiling light ! Is it a commercial model ?
Congratulations and Happy New Year.
Portfolio on Béhance
http://www.behance.net/GCStudio

2015-01-05, 14:13:53
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Coronaut

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Thank you Roland! Yes Chandelier is commercial model you can find it on DC.
Thx, happy new year to you too!

2015-01-05, 14:24:15
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Art15

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Beautiful and clean, I like!
The 5th image is real, perfect.
Congratulations!
The world is a work in progress

www.behance.net/ArthurVieira

2015-01-06, 16:25:32
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deneb26

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Phenomenal pictures. Well composed with a nice interior design.
How do you guys achieve such clean results?

Ale

2015-01-06, 18:10:28
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Silverwing

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Wow really amazing renders!
I love all the attention to detail in those shots!
Keep it up!

Cheers,
Raphael

2015-01-06, 19:50:12
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Coronaut

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Thanks!
Original renders are over 20mpix those you see here are resized to 1500x1500(for web) not that they are noisy full size but it does help even more.
Default settings, it cleans up around 100-120 passes but it gives more details as you leave it longer, no tricks.   

2015-01-06, 23:28:14
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Did you use self ilumination on the chandelier, and some translucency or refraction?

2015-01-07, 10:31:33
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Coronaut

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I did.

2015-01-07, 15:08:46
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Great looking renders, very clean indeed!

2015-01-08, 13:00:04
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Coronaut

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Thanks!

2015-01-08, 13:11:34
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MGDesignUK

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Great renders - what was your lighting set up like?
MG Design UK - 3D Visualisation Studio Based In Surrey

2015-01-08, 21:04:16
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nehale

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how did you create the wall tiles?
I had a girlfriend once.....her name was Vray

2015-01-08, 22:55:37
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Coronaut

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Thanks!
HDRI for main source light, few buildings outside(as it is like that) to block out some of the light. Lights inside real luminous power and that is basic light setup.

@nehale
Modeled herringbone with small help of floor generator with offset(fifth of the length) rotate to align to right angle, rotated other side or every second row of herringbone and manually offset to match, used unique matID to assign new ID.
Used large stone textures that match requested texture opened up photoshop equalize luminance on textures in question made them seamless even though i didn't needed to do that except for later use... cut out lots of smaller images(individual tiles) to match dimensions of tiles, color matched to required material from sample, batch processed every step to ease up this ordeal, made reflection, glossy, bump map etc. imported to multi texture, tweaked about forever to get what i want, and that is about it.

2015-01-09, 19:26:53
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AnubisMe

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Very nice renders. When you mention real luminous power do you mean the type of light setting or just saying you used the Corona light?

2015-01-09, 19:49:03
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Coronaut

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Thx, i mean i used "true" power of bulbs etc. for instance 10w dimmable spot is about 560lm at 4000k, i have setup done in that manner.

2015-01-29, 12:53:07
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Stunning renders. I'm speechless. Especially the second kitchen shot is crystal clear. Did you apply any post production filters on it?
« Last Edit: 2015-01-29, 13:04:04 by nacho_grande »

2015-01-29, 13:08:14
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sshanth

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Very Nice Render Bro..