[SunlightRocker]

Hi.

So, Im done. I got no more time left for this contest and Im pretty
satisfied with the result.

I have had a hard time getting the same lightning as in the photo, and
thats the part Im most dissatisfied with. And the fabrics are not that good
eather. But, I have done my best.

And as I said, time is/was against me.

The Original Picture, taken by me, in my livingroom.


Maxwell Render.


Maxwell Render - Edited in Photoshop.


And here is the MultiLight-Movie (with sound ):
http://www.blackbullet.se/Maxwell/Conte ... _Video.wmv

I hope You like it.

[hyltom]

35-36mm

[SunlightRocker]

Yes, I've tried that, but it does´nt get right...

[Miles]

48mm (24x36 format)

50 degrees across the diagonal.

[sandykoufax]

Nice home, SunlightRocker.

Good luck you too.

[SunlightRocker]

Thanks Alot Miles. Thats the right settings.

Thanks Sandy.

[Miles]

48mm (24x36 format)

50 degrees across the diagonal.

If you want to know what focal length will give a 50 degree field of view with your particular digicam, you have to divide 48 by the field of view crop factor for the size of sensor in your digicam (sometimes called "focal length multiplier").

The default camera back in Maxwell is 35mm format - you can always change it so that the focal lengths in Maxwell 'equate' to the ones in the digicam that you use.

[jalokin]

Is that Pippi in the tv?

[SunlightRocker]

Is that Pippi in the tv?

Haha. Yeah, thats right. My 2 year old doughter is possessed in Pippi.

[Maximus3D]

Good luck in the challenge you picked a tough scene to do, i hope you can do it (lotsa models..)

Keep up the good work! or in swedish.. (kämpa på!)

/ Max

[Fernando Tella]

If you are working in max you have a tool for camera matching. You need to set five points in your model that match the same five points in the photo; the tool makes the rest.

[Tim Ellis]

Nice photo, looking forward to seeing how this turns out.


Good luck with the contest.

Tim.

[chrisvconley]

Hey To-non-bias-ed,

Nice reference render. But the small chair seems out of scale and the red scooter a bit forced. The four remotes on the table seem less than randomly places. SSS on the curtains looks good. The MXI on the TV looks a bit too clear from that angle. The sun glare is nice, but maybe overdone a bit. And the white bookshelf and boxes with metal accents are maybe too clear. A real photo wouldn't look like this.

I look forward to your ability to recreate in a MaxwellCam.



Chris

[SunlightRocker]

Maximus3D: Thanks And good luck to You Max

Fernando Tella: Nope, Im working in Maya, but I think I got the right angle now.

Tim Ellis : Thanks

Hey To-non-bias-ed,

Nice reference render. But the small chair seems out of scale and the red scooter a bit forced. The four remotes on the table seem less than randomly places. SSS on the curtains looks good. The MXI on the TV looks a bit too clear from that angle. The sun glare is nice, but maybe overdone a bit. And the white bookshelf and boxes with metal accents are maybe too clear. A real photo wouldn't look like this.

I look forward to your ability to recreate in a MaxwellCam.



Chris

You know it IS a photo right? Im gonna do it better than My digital cam did then.

// Tobias

[sandykoufax]

Do you move into a new house?

Wow, you did already test render.

Very nice camera match and good render start.

and reflection of the window in the night shot is really good idea.