[Xlars]

These renders are part of an assignment I did for the Danish hearing aid company Oticon A/S (and I now got permission to show in public provided I added a copyright notice. My current work for them is still confidential). Oticon supplied a step model of the Delta hearing aid for these renders which was imported into Max using PowerSolids. Rendered in 3ds max 8 using Maxwell v1.1.

Have a good day

[Mihai]

I like most of all the white one, with the blue/grey background, very nice!

[Xlars]

I like most of all the white one, with the blue/grey background, very nice!

Thank you Mihai, my girlfriend said exately the same a minute ago with she saw my lineup here.

[sandykoufax]

very nice work. well done.

[ivox3]

Nice looking all the way around ...

[Xlars]

Thank you very much for your kind words ivox3 and sandykoufax

[jdp]

yep indeed very stylish...

[Xlars]

yep indeed very stylish...

Thanks jpd, I am glad you think so.

[NicoR44]

I love it!! and indeed Nr3 is fantastic!!

[Tim Ellis]

Yes number three is fantastic.

Excellent work.

Tim.

[DrMerman]

Beautiful modelling Is the text bump-map or modelled?

[Xlars]

Thanks guys.

NicoR44: Thank you very much, makes me proud that you think so

Tim Ellis: Thank you! Funny that I actually thought about omitting #3 and now both Mihai, Nico and you prefer this one

DrMerman: Oticon made the model in their CAD program ( ProEngineer) and the text was modelled. But I think that Maxwells strong bump mapping (maybe normal mapping) could have done just as good. Actually they mentioned that it was annoying that it was modelled, since they also needed renders without the logo sometimes. Never got around to ask why they did not get the CAD designers to remove it.

[rivoli]

I like most of all the white one, with the blue/grey background, very nice!

yep, that one is really spot on. bery, bery good looking.

[Xlars]

Thank you rivoli