CORONATOR #08 - Works of our students - 4pixos Training

[Nguyen Ba Dung]

Hi guys,

We at 4pixos Training are now providing Archviz Training Course with Corona

English course can be found here : http://jobs.ronenbekerman.com/archviz-training-corona-renderer-4pixos/

Here are some of the final renderings from our students in the recent course CORONATOR #08

45 hours with 15 sessions, 1 and a half month training with patience and trying.

Hope you all like them :)

[Nguyen Ba Dung]

[Nguyen Ba Dung]

[Nguyen Ba Dung]

[Nguyen Ba Dung]

I can't believe there's no single comment :))

[Flamingo]

Hello Nguyen,

very nice Images. For me, the they have a bit to much contast and saturation. But it is a matter of flavour.

[agentdark45]

I quite like the intense contrast and saturation! How are you avoiding excessive GI colour bleeding? Your white levels, especially on the walls and ceilings are perfect - I often have issues with dark/excess colour cast on the ceilings in my scenes. If you could share some tips on your post processing or white and black RGB levels on your materials that would be great!

[Nguyen Ba Dung]

Hello Nguyen,

very nice Images. For me, the they have a bit to much contast and saturation. But it is a matter of flavour.

Yes, it's a little bit. THanks :)

[Nguyen Ba Dung]

I quite like the intense contrast and saturation! How are you avoiding excessive GI colour bleeding? Your white levels, especially on the walls and ceilings are perfect - I often have issues with dark/excess colour cast on the ceilings in my scenes. If you could share some tips on your post processing or white and black RGB levels on your materials that would be great!

First, colour bleeding is not something that need to avoid :)
It's a natural phenom happens in real life. If we cut it off, materials will look fake.

Second, the point here is lighting. If you have clear, natural lighting and good white balance, colors like black and white will be very natural.

[Christa Noel]

the contrast & saturation are a little bit too much. but the renders are still cool, I like them.

First, colour bleeding is not something that need to avoid :)
It's a natural phenom happens in real life. If we cut it off, materials will look fake.

most clients, they hate the natural color bleed haha :D. thanx to rayswitchmtl.
but in other side, they like over saturated and contrast image.

I can't believe there's no single comment :))

sometimes beautiful images steal our words and we're tired with "cool", "beautiful", "great", "nice",etc words :P

[Flamingo]

A problem for me are the black areas. You dont see details anymore.
It depends, what Nguyen wants. Absolutely real, or a bit artifical

[Nguyen Ba Dung]

A problem for me are the black areas. You dont see details anymore.
It depends, what Nguyen wants. Absolutely real, or a bit artifical

Do you know that those are renderings of my students, not mine ? I'm just checking to be sure if I mentioned clear enough

[Flamingo]

Okay, in this case 1+

[Nguyen Ba Dung]

Okay, in this case 1+

So do I have to make it clearer in the description/ topic title or you guys just simply watch images only ?
I'm just wondering

[Nguyen Ba Dung]

the contrast & saturation are a little bit too much. but the renders are still cool, I like them.

First, colour bleeding is not something that need to avoid :)
It's a natural phenom happens in real life. If we cut it off, materials will look fake.

most clients, they hate the natural color bleed haha :D. thanx to rayswitchmtl.
but in other side, they like over saturated and contrast image.

I can't believe there's no single comment :))

sometimes beautiful images steal our words and we're tired with "cool", "beautiful", "great", "nice",etc words :P

Thanks for your comments :) You got the points