- Sat Jul 01, 2006 12:54 am
#166129
Help! My renders suck and I'm wasting time. Take my money, please.
I need a product photography setup and material set that I can use for rendering sculptures. The setup should look like the photos on my site
http://www.bathsheba.com/sculpt/metatrino/
but I'm looking for materials and overall quality as lush and convincing as Torolf's
http://www.maxwellrender.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1146
To make my site photos I use a seamless background of drawing paper (with a little texture), and three desk lamps to light things evenly, with only enough shadow to model the shape and establish the ground plane. Why I can't do this in Maxwell I don't know...I could sort of do it in beta, but in 1.0 I can't seem to manage.
There must be an environment for reflective surfaces to reflect. Whether this should be modeled or an HDRI I don't know. It should probably be a well-lit interior with a realistic amount of activity to break up the reflections, but without very strong colors.
For materials, I need three or four types of plastic, I can send photos or material samples. Black-painted steel. Brushed steel. Something white with a little texture for the backgrounds. I'll probably have ongoing occasional needs in this area.
The background and materials should be optimized for render speed, as far as possible without compromising appearance. I don't mind if a render takes 60 hours, if I know it will be good, but I can't wait 200 hours.
I use Rhinoceros, so I'm limited to file formats it can import and export. It supports many formats including AutoCAD, 3DS, LWO, OBJ.
I'll send sample models under NDA for you to test with. I don't expect you to run long production renders, if you need a long test I'm happy to run it on my machine. I'll put your name and link on my site. I can pay you by Paypal or credit card or mail a check.
What should this service cost? I have no idea -- make me an offer, or what else can I tell you that would help to narrow it down?
Please post questions to this thread, or to talk about money feel free to email me at b@bathsheba.com.
Thanks,
-Sheba
I need a product photography setup and material set that I can use for rendering sculptures. The setup should look like the photos on my site
http://www.bathsheba.com/sculpt/metatrino/
but I'm looking for materials and overall quality as lush and convincing as Torolf's
http://www.maxwellrender.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1146
To make my site photos I use a seamless background of drawing paper (with a little texture), and three desk lamps to light things evenly, with only enough shadow to model the shape and establish the ground plane. Why I can't do this in Maxwell I don't know...I could sort of do it in beta, but in 1.0 I can't seem to manage.
There must be an environment for reflective surfaces to reflect. Whether this should be modeled or an HDRI I don't know. It should probably be a well-lit interior with a realistic amount of activity to break up the reflections, but without very strong colors.
For materials, I need three or four types of plastic, I can send photos or material samples. Black-painted steel. Brushed steel. Something white with a little texture for the backgrounds. I'll probably have ongoing occasional needs in this area.
The background and materials should be optimized for render speed, as far as possible without compromising appearance. I don't mind if a render takes 60 hours, if I know it will be good, but I can't wait 200 hours.
I use Rhinoceros, so I'm limited to file formats it can import and export. It supports many formats including AutoCAD, 3DS, LWO, OBJ.
I'll send sample models under NDA for you to test with. I don't expect you to run long production renders, if you need a long test I'm happy to run it on my machine. I'll put your name and link on my site. I can pay you by Paypal or credit card or mail a check.
What should this service cost? I have no idea -- make me an offer, or what else can I tell you that would help to narrow it down?
Please post questions to this thread, or to talk about money feel free to email me at b@bathsheba.com.
Thanks,
-Sheba
Bathsheba Grossman
http://bathsheba.com
http://bathsheba.com