POST YOUR RENDERS NR.2: WAREHOUSE

VOSKO

Second shot at this scene Kerkythea as usual Mlt 150 passes

warehouse new 1.jpg

kevsterman

I've downloaded the .skp but I seem to have a dark grey stripe top and bottom and I can't get rid of it

Does anyone know whats causing it?

remus

heres my quick go at it.
warehouse 1.png

kevsterman, you can get rid of those bars with the skindigo exporter (settings->reset camera), i think you can do it with the film and stage plugin, although i havent tried it.

solo

Kev

Sorry about that, I was rendering it with Indigo on Friday night when Kwisten asked if I would share it for this thread, I never remembered to reset the camera before saving.

AndriyG81

Artlantis - 5 min
Photoshop - 2-3 min

wmanning

IDX Renditioner with the Lighting Conditions set to Full Moon at 100%, with a background image for the stars...
-- William

EarthMover

Man, such great renders from everyone. Who haven't we heard from? I guess Maxwell & Fryrender. I've been pleasantly surprised by a few of the render engine results.

Here's my 2nd attempt with Vray. This time Vray4SU 1.6

Raw Render

After Post Process in Photoshop CS3

Line overlay - Thanks to Thomthom's Vray Toys!

EarthMover

@andriyg81 said:

Artlantis - 5 min
Photoshop - 2-3 min

Nice work Andy. I forgot we hadn't seen an Artlantis interpretation.

solo

William, nice night scene.

AndriyG81

@earthmover said:

Nice work Andy. I forgot we hadn't seen an Artlantis interpretation.

I figured so many people did vray and there were promises to do it in maxwell, but noone mentioned artlantis, decided to fill the gap.
Thank you for your guidance. A pushed it a little to far in photoshop, but it was too much fun, I could not stop.

EarthMover

Which version of Artlantis? I'd be curious to see the raw render.

Anyone have any candidates for the next render showcase? I've been looking through the warehouse trying to find something suitable, but I can't seem to find "the one". This has been great practice and I'd like to see it become a regular event on SCF.

solo

I agree it should and will be a regular feature, just based on the responses (and over a weekend too) means that this will be a staple.
I am thinking of making it a regualr in the gallery section.
How about 'Render this.....' as the feature name?

The value this brings is in evaluating a render engine you get to see what regular users can do with an identical scene.

The next one should be an exterior as someone metioned before, I will look around for a scene.

solo

By the way Adam, I see you render in many different apps, care to give me the scoop on all the ones you have? as you seem to own all the cool toys.

EarthMover

Yes solo...that sounds perfect. I think it really reflects, not only what render engines are capable of, but how the results can vary from user to user. I think we have such a talented (and growing) membership here. Future threads like this will only serve to build excitement in new users and push them to want to learn more.

I would love it if you chose an exterior scene for the next render this showcase. After that, we can do a kitchen, then a bathroom, then a product shot, then a water scene, then........the list is endless....I'm getting excited just thinking about it!

The render engines I use are Vray (Max&SU) Hypershot, Vue, Podium, Kerky, indigo & Modo. I've demoed every one I could find over the past year. But have settled in to Vray, Hypershot and Vue as my primary favorites. Never really got into the unbiased engines, although of the ones I used, I liked Fry the best. I've spent a lot of money on software last year, but it's nice to be able to hand those receipts to my accountant and have them come off of the tab I owe to the man. I'm praying business picks up this season, or I doubt I'll be getting any new toys for a while.

AndriyG81

@earthmover said:

Which version of Artlantis? I'd be curious to see the raw render.

I use Artlantis Studio 2. After it saved my behind when I was on a tight schedule and the model was huge, I grown attached to it.
and this is original render: