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General Category => Gallery => Topic started by: arczi on 2020-02-13, 14:22:59
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Hello!
About 3 months ago I started "another personal scandinavian interior project". It turned out to be quite bigger than I thought:) Initially I went for few wide shots and a couple of closeups. The goal was to create as photorealistic renders as I possibly can and also to play around with ornatrix to achieve realistic looking fur. Well, it took nearly 1 month of rendering and I ended up creating 1 minute animation, vr tour, 50+ wide shots and 150+ closeups:) I gladly share the teaser of animation. Hope you like it!
More shots available at instagram and facebook:
https://www.instagram.com/artur.tamiola/
https://www.facebook.com/arturtamiolacgi/
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Love the colors & lighting! Interior design, too.
Only humble suggestion: changing direction of the sunlight within a camera-slo-mo looks a bit irritating in contrast to that high level of realism.
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First 360s, now this animation. You're going to be famous. :)
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@Designerman77
Thank you!
@maru
Maybe :) I'm on a roll lately so let's just see where my luck ends ;)
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*Update on a topic:
Full animation:
Tasks: Design / Rendering / Compositing / Editing / Color Grading
Software used: 3dsmax / Corona Renderer / After Effects / Premiere / Davinci Resolve
Extended version (animatic included):
A couple of 360 panoramas:
https://www.facebook.com/arturtamiolacgi/photos/pcb.130277295159579/129253981928577/?type=3&theater
Few extra shots on behance too:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/92947671/Scandinavian-Interior-Full-CGI
Hope you like it!
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This is extraordinary, really well done 👏
Where can we learn more about the making of this project?
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Thank you very much! I will be doing a making of at some point but not sure when though. If you have any particular questions feel free to contact me :)
Here are some additional shots from the project too. Few extra shots on behance as well:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/92947671/Scandinavian-Interior-Full-CGI
Hope you like it!!
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Absolutely outstanding work, a masterpiece.
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Oustanding!
May i ask some info about render time per frame in relation to the hardware? noise level, passes... Thank you!
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Thank you!
I was about 20-40mins per frame depending on a shot. Noise level 3- 3,5%, 1920x817 res, i9-7960X, 64gb.
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How did you achieve the hazy effect like in shots '00669292947671.5e58326ed8990.jpg' ?
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It is a coronavolumemtl with high directionality- something around 0,9 and a little bit of color grading. Pushing the bottom part of the curve a little bit higher seems to do it's job.
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Great job!!! It is really something special. On the other side a that song is also great! Can you please let me know the song name?
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Very nice, and for shots like, ' c74c7b92947671.5e58326ebce05.jpg' - not including the physical light sources (e.g. lamps), the scene is lit with sun / sky, or sun / HDRI, only HDRI?
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Thanks! It is only hdri for the main light- PG 1658 in this case.
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Going through a period of frustration with lighting at the moment, so it is surprising (?) to hear that the entire scene is lit with only HDRi, although I hear this so often. Thanks for sharing +1
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I feel your struggle... I was feeling hopeless for years until it clicked so you know, keep working and eventually you'll get there!
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Thank you, I appreciate the encouragement :)
Any tips, advice, workflow notes, articles, or tutorials, that really helped make it 'click' for you?
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That's kind of funny because I was looking at some making ofs/ tutorials recently and there's all the knowledge one needs but back in the days they seemed like nothing useful is there..
The truth is the best way to up your game is to play the game :) I was constantly trying to figure out stuff and at some point it just got better. So i just hope you have the motivation and time to spend because that will get you there the fastest :)
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Oh it is amazing really .. hard to see such a brilliant work like dis nowadays
I wanna ask u how many hours did u take to finish this render and the hours for all frames u rendered?
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Thank you!
It took about one week to render the stills and about 3 weeks for the animation (using my workstation at home and another 3 machines at work)