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3ds max 8, Maxwell 1.1, Photoshop 7.0
15GB Raw data, 92 different materials, 7 days rendertime 24/7,
Design is not by me, they are mostly image recreations. I wanted to put MXW 1.1 to the test under heavy production scenes. Around, 900k to 1.6 Million polygons per scene, sampling levels from 14-16, denoised in Neat Image.

Here we go:








http://www.ag-systems.net/mxw/ml_demo2.wmv

first 5 -speechless

The kitchen scene is a photo ... no ?

shockingly good Tora!!
Photos every one.........the 'wear and tear' is just fantastic.

Hey Thomas,
You think I went beyond my old beta renderings? I believe 1.1 is far superior to beta in terms of speed, light distribution and noise clearance.
But believe me guys, it was VERY hard to pull this thing off, lets say Maxwell was not always in the "mood" to cooperate with me...

excellent stuff

Just amazing! The first one and the porch daylight are my favorites. Could you describe a bit what you found most difficult, what problems did you have?

About the rendertime, do you mean 7 days for each image, or all of them?

7 day for ALL images, a lot of them are derivates from Multilight MXI's.
The daylight kitchen rendered for 21 hours and reached SP 17 with a benchmark of 27.24.

Stunning!

Tora_2097 wrote:Hey Thomas,
You think I went beyond my old beta renderings? I believe 1.1 is far superior to beta in terms of speed, light distribution and noise clearance.
But believe me guys, it was VERY hard to pull this thing off, lets say Maxwell was not always in the "mood" to cooperate with me...

Well, as I am looking at your previous beta images here:
http://www.maxwellrender.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2086

The old ones when seen by themselves (with nothing to compare) looked awesome ... but looking at them now side by side, I can see the quality of the new kitchen has an edge (superior photorealism) to the old one. It is overal more convincing.

Yes, I agree with you ... I am also sold that v1.1 is the real deal.

Also, I agree with Mihai about the porch ... the daylight shot is very scenic.
I am holding back on the dining table scene. Something about it is slightly off ... maybe the napkin ? maybe the light fixtures ? ... can't tell.
The close-ups of the fireplace have ultra realism as well ... untill we look at the detail sculpted decoration (it looks paper-thin and gives it away)

as mentioned somewhere else, those pictures are unbelievable especially the kitchen-ones!! i really like the close-ups!

and i have to agree, V1.1. is clearly lightyears ahead of V1.0 and seems to be even better than beta...

best regards, you really made my day withe these renders

jona

ouch....that hurts

very very nice renderings, and well......modeling and texturing is superb

Terrific patience in doing art. Beyond Maxwell, all points go to Benjamin this time! I was waiting for such warm usual setups rather than billions of 90 degree interiors with no dust and there it is.

Incredible renders,

congratulations

BEM