Author Topic: Ikea kitchen  (Read 7945 times)

2014-12-16, 20:27:34

vehr

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Hi,

Some of my last work: Ikea competition in Poland.
Small kitchen for family of four.
Only honorable mention in competition. but the best realism :D

p. Tomek
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2014-12-16, 22:00:08
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Benjamin_F

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Cool, like your other works.

2014-12-16, 22:29:18
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aliascg

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Really nice! Love the mood very IKEA like!

Sam

2014-12-17, 11:16:46
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mito_O

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great work indeed :) :)
could you explain alittle more about material and render settings , light setup :) for good knowledge :D

2014-12-17, 11:57:24
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fellazb

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When attending the EUE last summer, there was an IKEA representive telling about the amount of 3D images they produce for their catalogue. Stunning to hear that almost 80% of their kitchen pictures are actually 3D images. It was a large investment but nowadays it's paying of because they don't have to build entire kitchen studios, alternatives and so on.

The difference between the IKEA catalogue images and these ones are in my opinion the proportions of the furniture and most of all the post production. I think it's a little bit to soft. Other than that it's very well done. The behaviour of the light is very convincing.

2014-12-17, 14:43:02
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vehr

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thanks all :).
mito_O: this is corona sun, sky and corona light to night shot. I used PT+HD.
fellazb: thanks,  yes true, ikea shots have burn.

2014-12-17, 15:02:39
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2014-12-17, 17:30:56
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thanks all :).
mito_O: this is corona sun, sky and corona light to night shot. I used PT+HD.
fellazb: thanks,  yes true, ikea shots have burn.

Are you corona sun + sky settings tweaked? I'm having a lot of problems with getting my white scenes to look white - they tend to either look too blue or warm.
Vray who?

2014-12-17, 18:00:54
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vehr

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agentdark45 Yes, i changed sun color to white and little desaturated sky.