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    • A Offline
      Aidus
      last edited by

      Wow. Nice render!
      holmes1977 can You share camera settings? Focal dist. angle of view etc?

      CPU: Intel Core i7 Extreme Edition 965
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        pyroluna
        last edited by

        really nice render... also very nice design!

        btw your second link is the same as the first...

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          martin-art
          last edited by

          That is amazing, it is a very nice image.

          If I had to pick fault, and only because you asked I would say the background image isn't quite late evening enough. It is more noticeable down the right side of the house.

          But other than that, nice work!

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          • holmes1977H Offline
            holmes1977
            last edited by

            @unknownuser said:

            like it. nice vibe πŸ˜„...

            ware did you find the car and plants? I would change the mist-lights on the car.. other than that it looks very nice.

            could you tell something about the lights used in the house to aluminate it...?

            best,

            Hi ya mate

            The car comes from the warehouse here's the link
            http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=36d0591781587d9fb1bb46d2556ba67d&prevstart=0
            The plants are Solos Garden collection heres the link
            http://solosplace.com/3Dgarden.aspx
            Well worth the small amount of money. I use it in all my exterior renders. Thanks PETE πŸ˜„

            The Lighting on the inside are omni lights. Set to 18000 Scalar, Colour is R255 G225 B172, I don't think they are quite the right colour, but might be a good base to start with.

            I'd like to model the fog lights on the car, but ran out of time. I should do that for future projects.

            To everyone else
            Thanks for all your compliments, always mean alot.

            Exaggeration makes a dull story better.

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            • holmes1977H Offline
              holmes1977
              last edited by

              @aidus said:

              Wow. Nice render!
              holmes1977 can You share camera settings? Focal dist. angle of view etc?

              Hi Aidus

              In SU my FOV = 35%

              In Vray Camera settings

              Shutter Speed + 125
              F number = 11
              Film speed = 125

              All the rest is standard.

              Exaggeration makes a dull story better.

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                steelers05
                last edited by

                holmes, loving your scene. You have really captured a nice environment in the lighting and such. The one thing that stands out to me too much is the driveway....I think if you cropped a bit of it out in the image and maybe added some dirt/cracks in photoshop, it will really sell the photorealism more. Its really looking great though.

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                • RichardR Offline
                  Richard
                  last edited by

                  Agree with Steelers here the driveway just needs a bit of messing and maybe an entry apron to the front door!

                  Great image and mood mate, I'd watch your verticals! And everyone is into this bird thing (it's taken over from bloom πŸ˜„ ).

                  Mate must say I really like the building too, has that 60's look that I love here in Aust from the period!

                  Looking forward to seeing how you continue to polish this up!!

                  [BUILTBRAND.COM.AU](http://builtbrand.com.au/)

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                  • holmes1977H Offline
                    holmes1977
                    last edited by

                    Hi all
                    Thanks for your time and comments. Ive tried to include them in my new render. Really not happy with the sky. I know what I want, just havent been able to find the perfect image on the internet. Its abit of a cross between the two.
                    Look forward to hearing your comments.

                    Jonathan

                    Exaggeration makes a dull story better.

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                      marked001
                      last edited by

                      been watching this... really great, cant believe its your first night image with vray. i love the little detail of the leaves laying in the driveway.

                      i think i'm with you on the sky.. the first is a little less distracting and a bit brighter...but, its such a small minor thing.. new sky still looks good.

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                      • holmes1977H Offline
                        holmes1977
                        last edited by

                        Thanks Jason
                        It maybe my first night render, but I spent alot of time on it. Not at all a profitable job. But great learning experience. At least I'd be able to do the same job in a third of the amount of time next job.

                        Exaggeration makes a dull story better.

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