[sandykoufax]

I've rendered again with previous race car scene with maxwell 1.6.

[Hervé]

Great Sandy..
(maybe desturate the red and green colors..?)

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[sandykoufax]

Thanks Hervé

I always thanks to you for kind comment and advises.

[Mattia Sullini]

Great! Is the model from the modo training course?

[tom]

Very nice but it looks like its converted from CMYK to RGB without using a profile.

[-Adrian]

Very nice, me likes.

[Leonardo]

The rendering is not loading..... Only the reference picture

[sandykoufax]

Thank you very much for your comments.

Mattia, yes this car is ths same model of modo training course.

but I've modeled it with 3dsMax. You can see the other view in my gallery.


Thanks tom. you're right. This image color is looks somewhat abnormal.

I did exaggerate color in Photoshop.

Thanks Adrian and Leonardo.

Here is another one.



and here is slightly desaturated one of first image.

[Gianni Melis]

great work sandy-
top level

Gianni

[simmsimaging]

Nice job!

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[tom]

2nd one is also great!!!

My color suggestion would be something like this:

[sandykoufax]

I added some grass.





Thanks Gianni and simmsimaging.

Hey tom. that's great!!
The color tone of machine is very nice.
Thanks.

[w i l l]

Nice > how did you do the background blur?

[sandykoufax]

Nice > how did you do the background blur?

Thanks w i l l.

but that's nothing special.

At the first image (white car),

camera position is fixed but target follow the car.


At the second image (blue car),

camera position and target is linked to the car.

so the camera follow the moving of the car.


Racing machine is running at the speed of about 300kmph.
( I know it's to fast at the corner of the track, but I'm a speed maniac even though I have no car. )


Just turn on the motion blur option in the object properties.

and turn on the global motion blur.

That's all.

[yanada]

Cool, you got to get NextLmit to sponsor on that car