Render this:Christmas Night
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Very nice Charly! Bravoo!
Looking pretty good!!
Thanks!Elisei
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Looks cool, I'll give this a try too
Edit; do you mind if I would make changes to the model and post it here..?
Cheers,
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Not at all!Do what u have/like to do!!
Cheers!Elisei
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Thanks ely862me that you shared your model with us.
Karlheinz
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just added this to the twilight forum and saw the original scene was on this one too,so here it is.this is a "speed render" -2 minute render at 09 setting(interior progressive) and 3 mins post processing in photoshop increasing contrast,blend layers and addding star and snow.
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David, thats very cool, a Hallmark card in the making.
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Very nice indeed.A bit more cleaner and we have a Christmas card
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Great job,well done!Elisei
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My try in Vue - still need to learn a lot...
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That's awesome Andre! Great work.
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Adam, that rocks
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I'm blown away. That's as good as the inspiration for the model.
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Beautiful image Adam. Very nice Christmas card.
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Great stuff Adam, Vue or Vray?
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Thanks guys! Pete, it's Vray. The mountain is just a background image that I added in post. Actually the raw render is not impressive at all.
Here's another daytime one to show a close up of the displaced cobbles popping up through the snow mesh. Tried to keep the color balance cold and wintery. If anyone wants a copy of cobble texture or the snow image I used for overlay, let me know.
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Had a quick go at this one because I love the model so much. Great job Ely. Quick render and a bit of photoshop.
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Earthmover
Those last two images were amazing - pure inspiration for us novices!!
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Thanks Dermot for the compliment. The longer you dabble, the more tricks you collect. The raw renders for those images where nothing special. I spent little time on the materials and rendering. Good photoshop skills can make up for a lot.
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Looks fantastic Adam! Congrats!
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EarthMover
Definetly the best Xmas render -
Adam, is this V-ray for Max or V-ray for SU? I'm asking because I'm trying to find out how to add displacement map to a texture in v-rayfSU
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