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General Category => Gallery => Topic started by: mh on 2015-02-18, 00:03:07

Title: Still life
Post by: mh on 2015-02-18, 00:03:07

Roses, pomegranate and a baseball bat.

first more serious test of corona, good renderer:)

Corona + 3ds Max

(http://showcase.houra.cz/gravy/Still_Life_Final-RGB.jpg)

(http://showcase.houra.cz/gravy/Still_Life_Final-Shade.jpg)

Title: Re: Still life
Post by: Chakib on 2015-02-18, 00:10:00

Wow !
Day after day i'm pleased to see such results using Corona , thank you talented artists !
How much time did you spend to model this scene ?

Title: Re: Still life
Post by: snakebox on 2015-02-18, 00:51:32

What I find interesting is that because Corona works under such strict restrictions, it has actually made me personally "better" at using vray as well, purely because some of things I have to do, I can translate to vray (while having many many more options), and the results are not all that different, just slightly different work flows.  My point is, I think part of the reason why a lot of people after a short time gets very decent results in Corona.. compared to say Vray these days, is just the easy of use. There is no tweaking, no real technical thinking and you get to see exactly what you get within seconds.

Lovely way of working :)

Oh.. and nice image too :D  keep it up!

Title: Re: Still life
Post by: mh on 2015-02-18, 01:38:49

Thanks!

I agree - although all that can be a downside as well, personally I would love to have more control in corona (better include/exclude in lights, being to able to turn off diffuse part in lights etc) simply because often you need that extra push to get the image you want or not having to do a few iterations with different lighting setups would be a huge time saver.

Title: Re: Still life
Post by: aTanguay on 2015-02-18, 07:30:50

Nice!

Love the flowers and the vase.

Title: Re: Still life
Post by: octavtirziu on 2017-09-10, 21:12:46

did you model the flowers?

Title: Re: Still life
Post by: melviso on 2017-09-10, 21:52:07

Quote from: mh on 2015-02-18, 01:38:49

Thanks!

I agree - although all that can be a downside as well, personally I would love to have more control in corona (better include/exclude in lights, being to able to turn off diffuse part in lights etc) simply because often you need that extra push to get the image you want or not having to do a few iterations with different lighting setups would be a huge time saver.

Exactly, there are a lot of things at play for convincing and photorealistic lighting to be achieved. Understanding light is kinda complex and it involves good control and manipulation to get it to look right. Lighting itself plays a very big role in getting photorealistic results. Even with the best materials and textures, perfected lighting cannot be undermined. More control for lights would be nice in Corona.
Great work, mate

Title: Re: Still life
Post by: omarniaz on 2017-09-14, 20:38:17

This is just amazing and outstanding piece of art, chapeau you couldn't do any better....