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2016-08-16, 12:52:44

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Hello,
 
At the beginning of 2016 year we had a pleasure of preapring a complete set of visuals for WPC systems company- Teraso.

Our goal was to present WPC boards in different weather conditions, year seasnos and locations. All creation process, from conception, project and finalization was done by Orangegraphics team.

The project contains complete set of images, including interiors, exteriors and product visuals.
















more: Teraso
www: www.orangegraphics.pl
facebook: Orangefb
behance: Orangebe

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2016-08-16, 15:16:20
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Tanakov

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Pretty amazing, I like how fresh all your renders look.

Can really pointout much escetic and realistic.
Using Corona since 2014-01-02
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2016-08-17, 11:08:54
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Thank You for your positive comment:)

2016-08-17, 12:36:59
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quality of your work is top notch! pls whats the render time like? do use tent filter or the default parabolic filtering in final production? do you also render at high rez and then scale it down afterwards in post? do you allow long render times? is this 0.3 denoising?....sorry but your images are really clean and im wondering the process taken to achieved this...?

2016-08-20, 00:02:25
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Hello yagi. It is hard to tell the render times, it was some time ago, but for sure no longer than 6-8 hours on 6 core i7. Everything rendered with tent filter, in 5000 px. Those images were rendered with corona 1.2 and 1.3 so without denoting.