[Tea_Bag]

Excellent Flash light Bubbaloo! Prefer the renderings to the photo!

[Bubbaloo]

Thanks, Tea Bag!
It was just a quick snap shot, I'm no photographer...

[Bubbaloo]

I updated the first page with some renderings I did recently for the architects here in the office. It's a massing model of a proposed new hospital. Comments are welcomed!

[Bubbaloo]

Updated first page with the newest rendering of our hospital lobby area donor displays. I added glass panels to the outside of the displays. Thanks to Tim Ellis for giving me the brilliant idea to apply real glass to only the edges and ags to the main parts. I rendered this at 8000 px to about sl 17 I believe. Most of the noise is gone, especially for an interior with sunlight and lots of glass.



Full res crop (click):

[4 HeRo]

Real nice

[tom]

Very nice!

[Bubbaloo]

Thanks yous twos!

[simmsimaging]

Looks great Brian - really nice update.

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[JCAddy]

Nicely done Brian, your best render to date. That high res crop is great.

[val_z]

glass panel just great

[Bubbaloo]

Thanks!

[lonn]

How can you get the flash light to behave like that?
The light beam dispersed into a few separated beams on the table top.

[Bubbaloo]

Sorry, lonn, I didn't see your post until now.
I just modeled the flashlight's reflective cone as it really is, in addition to the light bulb and filament.

[Bubbaloo]

The Good Stuff


RealFlow used for the milk simulation. Glass modelled in Max 2008. Adjustments in Photoshop CS3.

[sandykoufax]

some nice caustics.