Chaos Corona Forum
General Category => Gallery => Topic started by: sergio.goroshko on 2013-08-09, 17:36:50
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Hello everyone, here some my corona renders.
I hope you like it.
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Those look really nice... clean, minimalistic and yet warm.... only thing you need to work on is a correct exposure and horizon line of background behind windows... :)
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Those look really nice... clean, minimalistic and yet warm.... only thing you need to work on is a correct exposure and horizon line of background behind windows... :)
Okay, thanks)
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Hi Sergio,
very nice. Can I ask you about the DOF on the composite-kitchen-(5).jpg
Is it in post, right?
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superb!
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can u tell us how to set up the version 5 for render
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Nice images.
Perfect.
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Very nice, there is some strange material and texturing but apart this is very natural.
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Thanks everyone, if you see some strangeness in this work tell me about that)
Hi Sergio,
very nice. Can I ask you about the DOF on the composite-kitchen-(5).jpg
Is it in post, right?
Hi, yes, you right, some DOF creating in post processing.
can u tell us how to set up the version 5 for render
Actually i not good in this, i just use PT+HD, all other settings set as default, but you can ask guru such as rawalance and keymaster, and of course use corona documentation, many things there very simple.
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Thanks Sergio, and which software / plug? I like the bokeh effect
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You should take more depth on these images. Just little playing with curve to boost up little bright parts and add more contrast to dark parts.
Colours are live... and I warn you - don't make in on whole image - try to remove "very black" areas on the new layer, which has more contrasted, by curve edition, images... use very smooth rubber, even use 10 percent opacity rubber brush to back some areas to look little like as the original. You can also control bright areas this way.
Result you can see there:
http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/5544/47fc.jpg
Copy this image and paste as layer on an existing original image. See the difference. Just curves and a little rubber brushing.
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Flameimage, maybe it's a matter of taste but I like the original one more. In the one you uploaded, post processing is just too obvious and aggressive. It's not bad but Sergio's renders have natural, warm feeling.
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I agree with Maru... original images to me look a bit better... the post processed version looks unnaturally oversaturated.
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agree. post processed version is oversaturated
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I agree, it might be aggressive, but I think this original, natural version is very flat, but in fact it's natural.
Maybe just blend two images together
http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/4324/1dlm.jpg
or giving more depth using grayscale overlay image and brushing off some overexposed/overdarked parts.
http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/9608/qkjv.jpg
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Hi Sergio, as I said is perfect apart for the wood texture that looks too big on the chairs and wrongly mapped on the shelf and the table.
Another thing is the picture outside that looks very odd in the shot 10, looks like the room is pointing down because the horizon line is not matching with the perspective of the render.
Small things anyway I love these renders!
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Hi Sergio, as I said is perfect apart for the wood texture that looks too big on the chairs and wrongly mapped on the shelf and the table.
Another thing is the picture outside that looks very odd in the shot 10, looks like the room is pointing down because the horizon line is not matching with the perspective of the render.
Small things anyway I love these renders!
Hi, yes, you right, horizon line looks little strange, i'll try to fix this in the following works)
Thanks Sergio, and which software / plug? I like the bokeh effect
Hi, photoshop is ideal for this type of work.
You should take more depth on these images. Just little playing with curve to boost up little bright parts and add more contrast to dark parts.
Colours are live... and I warn you - don't make in on whole image - try to remove "very black" areas on the new layer, which has more contrasted, by curve edition, images... use very smooth rubber, even use 10 percent opacity rubber brush to back some areas to look little like as the original. You can also control bright areas this way.
Result you can see there:
http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/5544/47fc.jpg
Copy this image and paste as layer on an existing original image. See the difference. Just curves and a little rubber brushing.
Hmm... maybe you right, shadows looks not deep,i try to use AO in separate images, but it doesn't give me necessary effect.
"Corona shadows" pass, in render element looks strange (or i use it wrong) but i don't see any shadows on it.
Maybe somebody know how can i render only direct/drop shadows?
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Hi everyone.
Some exteriors of school.
Fast and simple project.
I hope you like this images.
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Very good light temperature difference!
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Very good light temperature difference!
thanks Maru)
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good renders)