Cottage in Noyabrsk, Russia

[den_krasik]

Project of a cottage in Noyabrsk, Russia.
There are veranda, bedroom and garage.
Pictures of other rooms will be soon.
3dsmax, corona A5, ps.

[elindell]

Beautiful

[fila61]

Молодец. Только материал машины надо подправить, слишком мультяшно, и инструменты с резиной тоже. good work!

[Tanakov]

Hello, can you share your light setting in the last shot?

I really like your soft lights, just curious what did you use.

[den_krasik]

Tanakov, there are only coronasky map in the environment slot (multiplier - 1, turbidity - 4) and three corona light planes  under the lamps.

[Richy]

Nice job! I think, a brick wall texture resolution could be higher.

[den_krasik]

guest bedroom

[Makovsky]

Beautiful work! Perfect lighting! But the last garage render could be better. And you may "cook" those renders a little bit more. Still in some parts very grainy. But overall impression is very good :)

[yagi]

very good images... but i dont feel the smart blur/lens blur worked out well. you did that in post, right? but you dint use z-depth

[The Pixel Artist]

Wow, gorgeous images and fantastic attention to detail!  Congrats!

[Chakib]

Really great renders ! but i think the Dof isn't good ( done in photoshop maybe ? )

Use a plugin in AE better or just use the Corona dof and give it some time ;)

[den_krasik]

Majkel, I agree with you... Thanks!
yagil, it is done with z-depth channel in photoshop. It is my first experience and unfortunatly i have made some mistakes))
The Pixel Artist, thanks!
Chakib, ;)

[tagyrg]

Клевые рендеры ! Но глубина из PS на первых не очень ;)
Beautiful! Light color! But DOP more fun from the corona :)

[johan belmans]

Клевые рендеры ! Но глубина из PS не первых не очень ;)

Hi tagyrg it would be nice if you would post in English, my East European language knowledge is pretty poor.

cheers

Johan

[Nupsi]

Those are some really beautiful renderings! The lighting is amazing and it would be really nice, if you could tell us a little bit more about your settings and how you´ve lighten the scene?!