Author Topic: alieneye`s render tests  (Read 36938 times)

2012-09-12, 17:44:52

alieneye

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so, I will start with this!

(click on image to see actual size)

5 min and some post


~15 mins










« Last Edit: 2014-06-10, 12:18:02 by headoff »

2012-09-12, 20:54:33
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Ludvik Koutny

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Those look really awesome!

I only wonder, why scene with table and chairs took so long. Even MentalRay would do it faster, let alone Vray... :)

What were the settings for that scene?

2012-09-12, 21:13:45
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alieneye

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i used production defaults for all images

about table and chairs... it is 1600x 1200 and i tried to get rid of noise in shadows (there is more area covered with shadows that in previous images) with a longer render time

2012-09-12, 21:15:55
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Ludvik Koutny

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have you tried increasing light sampling? :)

2012-09-12, 21:32:12
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Awesome stuff. I like the pink camera :D (I have a nikon :P)
Any sufficiently advanced bug is indistinguishable from a feature.

2012-09-12, 21:44:35
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alieneye

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now i have light samples multiplier at 4, tried 8 and 12 with same result. 
and there is hard area for AA  (narrow holes between planks on right chair back)

2012-09-12, 23:57:43
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Great renders,

The black Canon looks great, just needs the reflection in the lens.
« Last Edit: 2012-09-14, 02:38:31 by Javadevil »

2012-09-13, 23:03:50
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very good images, i like Nikon and i also own one :)
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Supporting Corona in commercial projects since pre-alpha

2012-09-14, 19:46:27
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alieneye

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click to see full res



4K clean render



i left it rendered for night,  so i can`t share  the render time,  probably 30-40 mins for clean image in HD



2012-09-14, 20:47:14
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Nice render (only there seem to be some leaks in the interior, and the empty steering wheel is weird ;)), and, most importantly, nice render time ;). Its great to see that the motion blur can handle production scene reasonably.

OT//
And there is a reason why everyone presents their GPU ray tracers on car scenes. Cars just render so fast ;)
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2012-09-14, 20:52:18
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Very nice images! May I ask for your machine specs?

OT:
More important: they normally don't require a lot of Ram on your graphics card, no textures, no heavy geometry ;)
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2012-09-14, 20:54:58
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2012-09-14, 21:00:47
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it was rendered on i5 home workstation, 4K render took 6 gigs of RAM, yes, there is just one texture (but 4K) for road surface,
car body uses Blend material with 2 levels of glossy reflections on it, bridge uses Corona AO map in diffuse slot

empty steering wheel - yes! i tried to put a driver, but i no luck. i`m not good in charger driver rendering! :)

« Last Edit: 2012-09-14, 21:05:52 by alieneye »

2012-09-14, 21:16:59
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I would lose the steering wheel in that case ;) Its distracting
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2012-09-14, 21:28:26
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black man in a car! :)
yeah, maybe you`re right,  i will get rid of steering wheel