Author Topic: Corona first test  (Read 6458 times)

2013-11-29, 10:38:44

J3DSN

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Hi at all,

this is my first test with Corona after seeing what Bertrand Benoit had done....nothing comparable to his but i'm really amazed, very fast!!

about 30/60 min for each image...

i don't understand how glass mat works and if it possible to cross from light...

thank you at all for C.&C...

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2013-11-29, 11:08:41
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RolandB

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Nice images J3DSN :)
To have a critic, I think the wood bump is too present. The tulips look like they stand alone in the center of the vase... curious !
Anyway these first renders are great ! What is your lighting ? Only sun or HDRI ?
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2013-11-29, 11:17:15
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Nice images J3DSN :)
To have a critic, I think the wood bump is too present. The tulips look like they stand alone in the center of the vase... curious !
Anyway these first renders are great ! What is your lighting ? Only sun or HDRI ?

thank you for your comments and critics, ehehe yes you are right about the tulips :p

lighting only HDRI map into environment slot, light panels at the windows, no sun
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2013-11-29, 11:24:49
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For windows and large glass surfaces like glass railing or walls, use hybrid refraction mode, which will generate transparent shadows instead of caustics, so rendering will be almost as fast as if there was no glass.

For small details like glasses, teapots and decorations, leave refraction mode set to solid, so it will generate some caustics... simple as that. There will be better defaults in Alpha V6.

2013-11-29, 11:34:45
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For windows and large glass surfaces like glass railing or walls, use hybrid refraction mode, which will generate transparent shadows instead of caustics, so rendering will be almost as fast as if there was no glass.

For small details like glasses, teapots and decorations, leave refraction mode set to solid, so it will generate some caustics... simple as that. There will be better defaults in Alpha V6.

thank you soo much Rawalanche! great!
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2013-11-29, 17:01:02
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what's your machine bro ?
I'm Coronauts! Love this SpaceShip!

2013-11-29, 17:30:56
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what's your machine bro ?

I7 3930K six core 16 gb/ram
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2014-02-26, 07:06:03
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Hi at all,

this is my first test with Corona after seeing what Bertrand Benoit had done....nothing comparable to his but i'm really amazed, very fast!!

about 30/60 min for each image...

i don't understand how
solar kits mat works and if it possible to cross from light...

thank you at all for C.&C...

Very very nice images indeed..Thanks for sharing those images.
« Last Edit: 2014-02-26, 17:34:34 by ThadSteffan »

2014-02-26, 12:17:55
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Many aberrations simply destroy the eye. That's how to be terrible at the camera lens) Everywhere you need a sense of proportion. Have a nice day!