Author Topic: cecofuli [Gallery]  (Read 59454 times)

2014-07-08, 22:23:35
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so what are your render times like for those, some of them are really clean (noise wise)

2014-07-08, 22:37:40
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cecofuli

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Hey, nice to see you again, Morbid =)
Usually I add some noise reduction in PS ( both in VRay and Corona).
But, believe me, for the same noise, with Corona I have 1/2 rendering time in most of situations.
And, finally, I don't have to struggle with sub-pixel mapping ^___^ . You knwo what I mean. Complex light situation is very easy to solve in Corona.
Situations where was impossible with VRay. And I worked 10 years with VRay!
I don't have to fight with subdivision, AA, complex mathematical formula. I reduce a lot the rendering time and, also, the rendering setup.
Yes, I have less tools, but for our office (arch-viz still images) Corona is production ready.

Well, which renderings time are you interested? I can post the version with no de-noise, in full resolution and the rendering time if you need.
IF you need honest and objective info about Corona vs VRay, tell me!

2014-07-09, 13:20:47
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cecofuli +100500

2014-07-09, 19:59:47
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Wow!  Some really great renders here.  Great work!
Workstation: AMD Threadripper 3970x with 128gb RAM and 2x Titan RTX GPUs (win10 pro)

2014-07-09, 20:07:31
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Thanks so much Jeff... I changed the renders with a better resolution ;-)
Some render are really one/two days work!

2014-07-10, 01:40:58
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Very nice images Francesco

Your book "Corona - The Complete Guide" will be very wellcome :)

2014-07-15, 16:42:26
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Fantastic imagery Francesco.

I'd expect the The Complete Guide for Corona to be quite a bit shorter than the Vray equivalent... in a good way ;)

Would love to see you make a commercial video tutorial series showing your entire process some day.

Cheers
Phil

2014-10-14, 23:43:39
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cecofuli

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Hi,
these rendering are for a fast project.
Bugdet: mid
Some tiling texture problem: architect gave us a photos of 10x10 real sample. He wanted exactly this texture.
It wasn't a finished project. He used our renderings for a meetings with his client.
So, many modification during the entire 3D project.
Also you can see some unfinished elements.
We did the best we could.

PS: I don't know why the movie is in the middle of the forum page


































































2014-10-15, 10:20:24
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It's clearly visible it's not as detailed as some of your previous works and there are some weak points but, as always, I'm speechless. :)
Marcin Miodek | chaos-corona.com
3D Support Team Lead - Corona | contact us

2014-10-15, 10:54:14
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2014-10-15, 12:22:11
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always fantastic works...animation is not as lively as "I" was expecting(maybe its the music n style of editing)but its still great.( was it pt-Hd ? or Pt-Pt ? ), at what resolution and what are your render times per frame( just want to know how long it took to get the noise and fireflies out, convincingly)
Also, how do you achieve such burns from the sun and maintain yet an overall calm n warm feel in your renders?....do you increase the intensity of your sun above the default-1? or its an exposure control setting?

2014-10-15, 12:39:00
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Animation was a request after the modeling/rendering.
In the main contract there isn't any animation in the programs.
So, we did it as fast as we could.
I wrote a thread about the problem in Corona on the noise pattern.

LINK

As you can see, the rooms are big, but the windows no.
So, in 720p, from 30 min (for rooms with big windows) to 1hour per frame (with I7 970  @ 3.9GHz six core)
And, we had to use some noise reduction.
If I knew about animation from the begin, I think I didn't use Corona in these project.
But in the new, Daily build, Ondra has work about the noise pattern problem =)

No secret, CoronaSun+Sky as default. Usually, I tend to have  a bit darker RAW render and play with PS to obtain the exposure as I want.

2014-10-15, 17:25:04
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Awesome work Francesco.
Looking forward to new work of yours.

Cheers
Ale

2015-04-03, 15:23:38
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« Last Edit: 2015-05-03, 20:11:30 by cecofuli »

2015-04-08, 20:36:11
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