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By d7mcfc
#296331
Amazing quality to the images. Great lighting and detailing.

But once again I think the tiles on the wall need changing to give it 100% photo!

Great work.
By garbage75
#296438
very very good work and nice images... good light, model and materials!!!
Could please post some detalis about this render?

SL, and lighting?

Have you work with sunlight, skydome or light bank at the windows?
PLease let us know some detalis about your magic work!!!! :D :D
By giacob
#296488
excellent...
could u tell something about those render.?..
u used just an hdri lighting.. didnt u?
the room is closed or u have removed the walls behind the camera ?
what are render time?
what ar your pc spec?
By shen.de
#296494
ok... here's a short resume :)

system: 4x2,25 Ghz + 2 Gig RAM
SL: 17 at 14hrs

the whole apartment was build. so there are more rooms connecting to each other... so no removed walls.

first of all I always render with ML.
so I decided to use planes as emitters in the windows - and a hdri as sky (skydome would be also possible).
by that I can controle the brightness of background image and emitters very precisly. the physical sky diffuse light in most cases is too bluish and clears up to late for my use.

also theres a emitter faking warm lights coming from living room next to the kitchen. in fact this light lies a bit behind the kamera next to the pictures on the wall to the right.

the rest of the lights f.e. the lamp and downlights are visible in the pics...

thats about it...

if this wasn't clear enough I'll show you an overview of the scene tomorrow... (I'm not at work atm ;) )

greets
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By gadzooks
#296560
Amazing Images! For the Emitters in the windows What wattage or lumens did you use for each emitter? Also were the emitters hidden to camera?
By shen.de
#296585
gadzooks wrote:Amazing Images! For the Emitters in the windows What wattage or lumens did you use for each emitter? Also were the emitters hidden to camera?
wattage: 4000
colour: R232 G248 B255

the window emitter was set to hidden to camera. the background hdri was used for "background channel" only.


greets
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By Fernando Tella
#296594
Wonderful images! Great lighting and detail! :shock: :shock:


Bricks are way out of scale unless they are special. They are almost as tall as the drawers... a standard brick is 24x12x6cm in rough numbers where the 24cm or 12cm dimension makes the thickness of the wall
By LiW
#296619
woooof woooof!!;)

I took a glimpse in the gallery thinking of finding something with beta-look. and well;) these kick a** ;)

smooth like a silk;)
By shen.de
#296622
thank you guys... :) very kind ...


@deflix... in most cases this technique works best for me to get rid of noise ... due to low renderpower i had to solve my time problem :)


greets
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