[hyltom]

I have nothing very interesting to share with you, except these close up that i want to show you.

V1


V1.1

[John Cantu]

its a coffee pot! ......right?

[tom]

it's a render! ......right?

[NicoR44]

it's a render! ......right?

hehehehe lol, and a nice one to!!

[hyltom]

Thank you guys!

Actually, i make this close up to test the black plastics material and I'm pretty satisfy by the result. The picture is not really nice and explicit like that (I trimed it to hide the design of this coffee maker) the full version is a little bit better.

[JDHill]

Very nice work as usual, hyltom ...imho...coffee-maker makers make the world go 'round.

[hyltom]

New one on the top.

[SunlightRocker]

Ohh, the new one looks really good. Great work hyltom.

[glebe digital]

very nice hyltom!

[Thomas An.]

Second one is very good !
Nice touch on the detail of the emitter lens too.

[Hervé]

very cool renders... at least now you have a coffee maker that will always work...

[tom]

Are you sure you're not confusing your digital camera with the render button?

[NicoR44]

Hyltom,

That new render you posted with the light is just beyond, it is very very realistic and really shows your modeling skills and the power of Maxwell

[Eric Lagman]

The power light is Could you share how you did that? Is it just a thin wall dieletric with an emitter inside? Black plastic is nice also. These look like photos of the real deal.

[hyltom]

Thanks all for your nice comments.

@Hervé: the most funny is that the LED is on but the button is on OFF position. Should not be like that normally. By the way the second picture is a kettle.

@Tom:

@Eric Lagman: as you said, it's a thin wall dielectric with an emitter inside. Iwill show you more tomorrow.

Sometime, i really would like to share all my work with you but i can't. I really love my job but I hate this "keep it secret" stuff. Anyway, I think the "close to the object work" is a good way to avoid any problem and to share few rendering with you.