Author Topic: Toyota Prado  (Read 2492 times)

2016-09-08, 17:32:58

fa2020

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Hi guys,
This is a pre-made model which has been rendered using Corona 1.4.
How do you appraise this render??

2016-09-08, 17:49:12
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maru

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Hi, I moved your topic to WIP section since it does not really look like a finished work. However please do not get discouraged! I will be happy to provide you with some feedback, and I am also sure that some other users will help you.

1. The scene is basically a car standing on a road. That's not really interesting. I would suggest you to take a look at some commercial car ads and note what kind of steps are made to make an image more intriguing. Maybe more contrasty lighting - like a setting sun? Maybe a lighting in the background? Maybe the whole scenery should be in the middle of a storm?
2. Materials - they look ok, but could be better. How about some dirt on the carpaint and tires? Here are 2 great tutorials on carpaint:
3. The position of the car - it's literally turning it's back on us. :) Maybe some different pose + different camera angle + different framing would work better?
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2016-09-08, 17:58:05
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Hi, I moved your topic to WIP section since it does not really look like a finished work. However please do not get discouraged! I will be happy to provide you with some feedback, and I am also sure that some other users will help you.

1. The scene is basically a car standing on a road. That's not really interesting. I would suggest you to take a look at some commercial car ads and note what kind of steps are made to make an image more intriguing. Maybe more contrasty lighting - like a setting sun? Maybe a lighting in the background? Maybe the whole scenery should be in the middle of a storm?
2. Materials - they look ok, but could be better. How about some dirt on the carpaint and tires? Here are 2 great tutorials on carpaint:
3. The position of the car - it's literally turning it's back on us. :) Maybe some different pose + different camera angle + different framing would work better?
Thank you Maru. I'm to do so. :)