[BEM]

HI, my NEW RENDER - KITCHEN

14 hours, f8.0, ss125, physical sky, sun, 13 samples



Maybe someone haves good ideas to complete the interiour

EDIT:

" How to save alpha channel?, What kind of saving format have I to use?



BYE

BEM

[haiti]

good work

[psanitra]

I like it, just the spot where direct light hits the floor is overexposed.

[Maximus3D]

moya.stephane: I agree with you on what you said, i noticed just the same. He always asks everyone to share their settings, models and everything else. It don't look and feel quite right.. so my suggestion to pedro3822 is, learn to model and render yourself and don't let everyone else do the job for you. Lazyness is a sign of the weakminded.

And i'm sorry for speaking out loud what i think but someone has to do it..

/ Max

[fuso]

pedro.... I've modelled a great cube alongside a sphere. U want it?
Listen mate, on other forum you could get easily be banned for this.
I'm tired of reading this... Jesus!

[fuso]

Bem.. very nice image and design indeed. One question:
Is there glass in the window? I'm still struggling to get a hard
shadow cast by windowframes etc. through windows using sun and
physical sky. All caustics are activated. Any tips?

[Maximus3D]

Now we don't wanna ruin BEM's nice thread about his pretty kitchen rendering in progress here with this discussion, it can be sorted out with private messages or in another separate thread. So please let us not sort this issue out here

/ Max

[fuso]

if it works in both directions, fine. But we only see you asking.
Think about it. And there is nothing wrong with challenging yourself
by modelling it yourself...

[fuso]

anyway, back to my question... does dielectric let light through
if it comes from an emitter?

[Mihai]

It does from sunlight as well, just it takes a long time, depending on total scene size in relation to what the camera is seeing.

[fuso]

well, I just made a simple test scene to test that. It doesn't look like
these window frames have even started casting a shadow. Do you
think that will change after a lot more samples? I'll test the same with
an emitter object...

[fuso]

I don't know... Is it the glass settings themselves maybe?
I have set the abbe nr to 150, nd nr to 1.25 absorption 0.01,
white colour.

[Mihai]

Because you have that huge plane in relation to your little room. Scale the plane almost as big as the room and you will see the caustics from the glass panels will appear much more quickly. It's a current issue with the dielectrics....

[fuso]

thanks Mihai... I'll give it a go

[fuso]

Mihai, thanks a lot again for that tip... it proved to be right. This quick
test revealed the shadows of the frames after only 10 mins and only
5 samples. I hope this will be fixed because that means you couldn't
render an architectural scene with a huge exterior in an affordable time...