Baby room

[cecofuli]

Hi,
my first project done with Corona.
Sorry, the room is not so "cool" ^__^ . But it was just a test to understand how Corona works.
It was an old scene modeled and textured  from my friend with VRay.
I just convert from VRay to Corona, change the bed, the pillows and add the blu carpet.

[Tom Zamorin]

Super!!!

[Ludvik Koutny]

To me it looks very nice, like a lot of work has been put into it which paid off. ;)

[jjaz82]

hi cecofuli
very nice render :)
render time?

[cecofuli]

(*) 9 hours for the first at 6000px (during the night)
(*) 4 hours at 2500 px. But after one hours and half was ok. But the DOF is not very clean..  Look the last picture, on the right side.

I have my machine free, so I run as much as I can.
Usually, in VRay I render 3 hour for these renders.

All resize at 1920px. No noise reduction. Some little post.

[jjaz82]

ok thanks

[maru]

Why do you say it's not cool? I think it's AWESOME! Everything is perfect - models, textures, materials, lighting. Only one thing bothers me - how do you open the wardrobe that is touching the desk/bed? Also, can you even seat by this desk or is it some crazy moving machine? :)

[cecofuli]

I don't know. the 3d model is not mine :) It comes from the company.

Here some WIP.

(*) MSI looks like a VRay GI caustic. So, with high MSI we can see the caustics generated by GI (not caustics from glass)
(*) MSI is a "threshold" and VRay GI caustic is only ON or OFF.
(*) MSI high = more GI caustic = more noise but better quality.
(*) MSI 00 = a lot of firefly

[maru]

You are right. But it also affects glass caustics. Basically it's pretty much what it says - maximum allowed sample intensity.

btw, just visited your website and I'm speechless.

[cecofuli]

Thank you ^__^ I would like to use Corona for some exterior project.
But I'm a little bit worried cause Corona VFB eats a lot of RAM. And my exterior are very complex (I use a lot Multiscatter)

[Ondra]

Don't worry about the multiscatter part, Corona can render instances fast and efficiently (with low memory usage) ;)

[michaltimko]

Hi Cecofuli, nice images you have posted here :)
Also....i bought your book years ago!

[cecofuli]

I know, but in my test, if I lunch a 5000 px render, Corona uses, just for VFB, 4-5 GB of RAM!
For this scene, Corona eats 14 GB RAM. Too much in my opinion.
I don't know what happen with a scene like this
But, I have to try ;-)

[Ondra]

yes, I know I'll have to rework VFB in the future... probably with reintroduction of (progressive) bucket rendering and better contrast function/some tonemapping curves. But for now I'm doing more urgent features like IES and DR

[cecofuli]

I agree 100% with you! DR and IES are a priority.