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General Category => Gallery => Topic started by: Juanon on 2013-11-11, 14:30:39

Title: My First Corona Renderer Image
Post by: Juanon on 2013-11-11, 14:30:39

Done initially in Vray and converted to Corona renderer.
472 is done entirely in Corona Render.
JIR

Title: Re: My First Corona Renderer Image
Post by: poko on 2013-11-11, 20:06:35

I like it. I'm not sure just about reflection on table.

Title: Re: My First Corona Renderer Image
Post by: LxXxS on 2013-11-11, 21:10:51

"love birds"  good!

Title: Re: My First Corona Renderer Image
Post by: maru on 2013-11-11, 21:16:31

I don't like it. Something is completely wrong with edges of the branch (probably faked dof), flowers look like pieces of paper/plastic glued to the branch, post processing is too heavy, reflections on the table are not blurred which is inconsistent with dof.

Title: Re: My First Corona Renderer Image
Post by: Juanon on 2013-11-11, 21:22:44

Maru, you have a good eye.
Yes, its post processed DOF. I will render the image again with Corona DOF to be fair with the renderer.
Also I will try to use just Corona postprocess engine.

;)

Title: Re: My First Corona Renderer Image
Post by: Juanon on 2013-11-12, 01:30:28

Fully Corona Renderer...

Title: Re: My First Corona Renderer Image
Post by: Juanon on 2013-11-12, 15:03:58

Elapsed time 13hs 22min
472 passes
PT+HD

Title: Re: My First Corona Renderer Image
Post by: maru on 2013-11-12, 20:40:27

In my opinion - much better! What are those spots on the table?

Title: Re: My First Corona Renderer Image
Post by: Juanon on 2013-11-12, 22:48:19

¨fingerprints¨ which need to be done with a blend material.
 like this test:

please watch in HD.

Juanon

Title: Re: My First Corona Renderer Image
Post by: Adanmq on 2013-11-13, 03:51:41

Hi. Nice test.  I think the fingerprints are too strong. You can try a refl gloss map and low values.

Title: Re: My First Corona Renderer Image
Post by: Juanon on 2013-11-13, 16:55:19

this one was 24hs rendering
+ some chromatic aberration editing and contrast + color correction