Nightime renders
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the backgrounds are basic jpegs .the problem is that I still cant get the hang of the positioning of the background so I will normally render the image with the background as close as I can get it and then replace this rendered background in photoshop with the original jpeg.that way I get reflections and lighting as close as possible to the jpeg image.(does that make sense?)
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attached is a latest image rendered in vray with new sky and foreground added.
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great lighting indeed. I have to get my head around it at some point (could have used it just the other day, when a night-time render failed miserably
)and the cat is cute
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woah fantastic images there. well done. love the last one u posted, great lighting-you really captured the atmosphere!
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another domestic night time shot
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these are really nice images...did you use HDRI for the environment lighting and backgrounds?
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thank you for posting these night renders, they look great! i just LOVE the blue toned one with the foreground reflecting pool and moon !! very beautiful atmosphere.
can't wait to see the Artlantis images!
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David, these images are just superb
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Attached is the visopt for the last nightshot above(with the pinkish hue on the plaster)
Obviously, as you cannot upload VISOPTS, here I have renamed it nightime 001.rb.Simply rename the.rb to .visopt and it will work.
Also attached are the 2 images I used for the G.I. lighting and the background.Sometimes I find that the image used for background does not give the lighting i am looking for so i will use a different image for G.I.The only other lighting in the nighttime scenes are rectangular lights and emmisive materials allocated to the garden lamps.
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very nice thank you.
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one more night shot
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Your renders are great!
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heyyy man , great work , ur my role model now
, i just started rendering using vray 4 sketvhup ,and i tried a few night shots but of course no result as good as urs i posted them in this discussion under the title ( my first render trial plz comment ) so if u would check them out and tell me ur opinion i would be very grateful , so till then i am gonna try 2 render with those setting u sent , plz man send more . -
WOW... it looks like you took photos of a real development at sunset of a nuclear winter... increadible colors and great rendering!
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same image as above but with backlit trees casting shadows
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Finding someone who uses Artlantis brings back good memories... I used it a lot for half a decade, and it was the fastest thing on earth
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and another one..
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an overcast/dusk shot..
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same house diferent background/foreground
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one more with different external finishes and garden(more a late evening/early dusk shot)
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