[tom]

Thank you!

[Mihai]

I think these renders fulfill their purpose very well - to present the watches Very nice work yoda! It's a mix of illustrative and realistic which I see a lot of product photography do the same. One example:

www.teslamotors.com

Take a look at the car photographs in the design section. They were taken by a well known photographer and probably post processed heavily, which make them look a lot like renders Funny how this works.....

[corneliu]

no offence ... I really don't where the CG look would come from.

To me it looks like a picture taken in "out of the atmosphere" condition.
Like NASA pictures sometimes look...
It misses the usual/natural "dirt" but I think the given context does not allow this.

Anyway to me these are wonderful pictures

[Thomas An.]

no offence ... I really don't where the CG look would come from.

Exactly ... we often mistake cleanliness for "CG look" ... but IMHO "CG-look" should relate to light interactions, and how it bounces in space and on surfaces, but not cleanliness alone. Phong shaded images have CG look. Unnatural materials give CG look. The way light fills space and crawls in tight corners can make or brake a CG look.

On the other hand Yoda's images are near perfect for their intended purpose. This type of vivid, pristine, presentational look is like a "holy grail" in product photography. I have been trying to emulate such thing in my own work for years now (but keep failing ... ) ... a lot of it involves the art of lighting ... and photoshop too

[yanada]

last coments from Mihai, Corneliu and Thomas really sums it up nothing to add here.

OUTSTANDING WORK from Victor, Exclusive Jewellers will be willing to exchange your Images with reall diamonds

Once again Maxwell nails it in terms of Material+lighting

[simmsimaging]

Extremely well done images!

b

[[yoda]]

Thanks for the comments!

[jurX]

...the rings and the LE-clock-armband are my fav.!