[Yadla]

Just a try with this famous free model.
(without glasses...)

6hours, 16 samples:

[NicoR44]

Woow this looks totally real to me, very very nice!!

[4 HeRo]

Very nice... Have you try with in glass in place?

[Yadla]

Yup, ill post a 12hours render with glasses this afternoon, but there will still be lots of noise i suppose...

Renderings done on a A64 3400+

[Micha]

Wonderful.

Where do you get this free model?

[Yadla]

http://www.osmosis.com.au
info / Tutorials

[Maximus3D]

Pretty nice rendering of that model, i like the light and shadow play going on there..

/ Max

[bisounours]

good work....

a+

[Yadla]

Here is the "glass" version...
12H, sample 17 bounces 12

I dont understand why glass did so much darkening indoor :/

[Yadla]

No, there was more time to render so it reaches 17 samples... thats all. It was very very noisy since the beginning.

I'll try another one later.

[Maximus3D]

I'd say.. ditch the glass windows and stick with the first glass-less windows u had in your 1st rendering, that one looks much better

/ Max

[Yadla]

Yup Adam, but i wanted to know how it acts with default glass material.
Here is a 24h try (19 samples), with BSC2 glass at 200 ISO (last tries were at 125 ISO)



U can notice the heavy noise behind 2nd glass, in the back floor.

I'll post another 24H one with 150 Abbe value tomorrow.

Any idea which is best glass to use for such purpose ?

[Yadla]

Same setup, 24h rendering, with Abbe 200.
(still noisy...)



We can notice that pushing abbe value up allows more light passing throught glass... is it normal ?

[Maximus3D]

Nice one! now it looks great
And yep that sounds logical that the higher the Abbe value is the more light it let's through the object/material.

Good work!

/ Max