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2015-09-28, 20:12:23

ivanll

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Hello,

I would like to present you my new poject. I hope you willlike it.

- Software used : 3ds Max,Corona, Photoshop
- Design and visualization – Ivan Leskov

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« Last Edit: 2015-09-28, 20:17:29 by ivanll »

2015-09-28, 21:07:19
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telemix

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Awesome!

2015-09-28, 21:14:48
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Nekrobul

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Great visuals,

And amount of noise



UPD - One anying thing i noticed is the raw\black edges around glowing objects, try to aply first arion fx without sharpen ant then add sharpen manualy.
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2015-09-28, 22:03:30
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very realistic, what were render times like?
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2015-09-28, 22:14:33
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ivanll

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very realistic, what were render times like?

HI mitviz/ render time 6-8 hours

2015-09-28, 22:18:41
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very realistic, what were render times like?

HI mitviz/ render time 6-8 hours


for each image or all?
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2015-09-28, 22:22:07
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ivanll

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very realistic, what were render times like?

HI mitviz/ render time 6-8 hours


for each image or all?

mitviz/ 6 hours for one shot

2015-09-28, 22:34:33
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very impressive but render times are too much
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2015-10-01, 16:58:33
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it takes so long but so realistic.
Besides, the door of bathroom looks extremely high.

2015-10-01, 19:37:13
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it takes so long but so realistic.
Besides, the door of bathroom looks extremely high.
Looks high because it is high. As i see ceiling is around 3m. or so..
Is there some way to save half of that render time and to achieve same results? Anybody?
PS: One more question: What is the polygons count here? Sometimes when we have more than 5-6 mil. at out studio, corona starts to working slowly.
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2015-10-01, 19:58:52
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denisgo22

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8-6 hour in this resolution?!!!
Or something bigger?

2015-10-02, 09:02:49
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Very nice, but I'm also curious about the final resolution and number of passes for each image. 6 to 8 hours is 100 passes for a 4k image on my workstation, but i usually stop the render at 50 - 80 passes or drop it off to a farm and have it ready in 5 minutes.
And your apartment is in Warsaw, my neighbourhood :-)

2015-10-02, 09:43:07
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Visuals look fab - how have you achieved the natural day light in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th images?
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