Fiat 500 (animation added on page 3)
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Wow, the last two here are great. Really nice scene youve put together there kwist.
I think youve got the dof just about right in the last one, although i think a slightly less tilted camera angle would be good.
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The last one is simply WOW
Do you use a lot of postprocessing ?
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@kwistenbiebel said:
You're right... The name on that building seems to be mirrored.
Hehe. "Balaton Színház" ("Balaton Theatre") in Keszthely, Hungary:
How do you get such pictures, Kwist?!
And why pick right that?Great renders for sure though. The car doesn't even seem to be too low poly to me (hm... 7Mb)
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He he Gaieus
...I found the image by Googling the web.
Just thought it would suit as 'piazza' scenery for the model.
I really need to go to Hungary some time. People say it is very beautiful...Here's a Fryrender version:
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Wow! Looks very realistic
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My favorite is the last (indigo) one... but the angle is kind of trippy.
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amazing, the improvement of realism you achieved by texturing the tyres!
the 3D people look prety good. allways wanted some like these. may I ask where you found them?
ps: I reallz like the dark red of the last indigo render
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The last one does it for me .... its got movement
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Thanks my friends...I enjoy working on this scene I must admit..
@Jakob, it's the Dosh low poly collection. It's been out for some years now (people are dressed 90's style
).Polycount is quite hight though even when they are considered to be low poly.Next one: ' madonna with child '
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) nice
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I'm intrigued by your stone texture. Is there a parallax map applied to it or is it just regular texture at a convenient angle?
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I re-rendered the Indigo version as it was kind of noisy:
(If you see only half of the image..right click and 'save as image' in IExplorer, or 'view image' in Firefox.)
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Very nice evolution of the scene. Put aside the old Fiat 500, one of my favourite cars, if not the favourite, the dosh people you set are a touch of class.
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Jon, best wait for kwist to give the full story, but i imagine its a displacement mapped texture.
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Thanks guys
Indeed I used displacement on the stones in the Fryrender images.
I couldn't get displacement to work in Indigo yet though .It's a brand new feature in Skindigo and I need more time to learn how to use it.The RC version in close-up. (Skindigo):
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I see that my little toy's address has some utility
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He he...
Simulating a bad photo camera from the seventies (you know, the 'Polaroid' one that spits out the photo at the front
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Those renders are very great
You are the master. You are not only good at rendering / textureing, you also master the ability to compose scenes in a dramatic and surprising way. And on top of it - you master postprocessing - I envy your talent
Thanks for contribution. I think we all can learn alot.
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Wow...thank you Bo. That is a great compliment.
This is the final image (otherwise I get the feeling I am gone bore you all to death
The RAW Fryrender output:
(...right click the image and 'save as image' in IExplorer, or 'view image' and use magnifier in Firefox )
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I will be rendering the Indigo version a lot bigger (5000X...) to serve as a poster in my office.
This is the poster design I came up with (Photoshop).
I want it to have vibrant colors:(to view full size: right click...)
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I LOVE it!!
Damn! I can't think of anything else to say...
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