Render This - Chair Loft

pugz1983

Hi Everybody,

Since I've never entered a render challenge before, and because I love the scene and model Oli made, I decided to join in. Here's my contribution:

Rendered for about 8 hours in Indigo on MLT setting

Greetz Twan

bocomofo

Puck you're stone wall looks a bit shiny, but otherwise its looking good, especially the glass / clear chair.

Thats a nice image jeremy...Good post pro in photoshop!
Just goes to show what a difference it can make.
If you dont mind me asking what procedure did you follow in photoshop?
I tend to go for duplicate layer, add gaussian blur, set to soft light, reduce saturation and adjust curves.

would be good to know what others do!

j

jo-ke

and another one

Marian

And a render made with Simlab Composer

EarthMover

Here's my go. Been a while since I did an interior. Nice, simple and fun, this one was.

solo

Adam!!!!

Long bloody time no see, awesome render mate.

(please say you coming to base camp)

Frederik

Really nice, Adam...
Though there's something strange with the window/glass material you've used...
Was this on purpose or...

olishea

marian very nice

Marian

Thanks Oli, still have lots to learn about Composer, but it renders pretty nice without much fiddling.

TIG

Here's another Octane Render - added some chrome legs, black lacquer etc

Burkhard

And another Octane. First is a raw output , second with some texture changes.
Fireflies are because of the missing MLT which comes shortly.

TIG

Burkhard - you are using my Octane Exporter!

Rich O Brien

SimLab Composer Output...

Chair Loft_2.jpg

EarthMover

Another comp. (Fixed the windows) Vray - Render time 20 min. on my Dual Core laptop. Quick PP in Topaz Adjust4. (the baseboard texture is screwed up, but no time to fix it)

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