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    VRay -Sketchup & 3ds Max - Various New Projects

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    • StinkieS Offline
      Stinkie
      last edited by

      I like most of your images, but the first one I absolutely love. πŸ‘

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        steelers05
        last edited by

        thanks guys for all the compliments. I am glad everyone seems to like them....appreciate the feedback

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          Bryan K
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          Well done!

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            Daniel
            last edited by

            Excellent renders. Not a big fan of distorted views, though.

            My avatar is an anachronism.

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              OnlySean
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              great scenes. good lighting and nice materials. really not a big fan of the fisheye though! it ruined half the renders for me. 😞 Try looking at architectural photography. Photographers spend 1000s on wide angle lenses without barrel or pin-cushion distortion to shoot Interior and Exterior Arch scenes. You could also try a bit of Vertical shift, to create the Arch look. I would reserve the fisheye for live action sports etc πŸ˜‰ other than that, solid work!

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                cadmunkey
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                Great renders you have obviously got talent.
                But, fisheye lens effect in architectural renders? Just a huge no-no really.

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                  EarthMover
                  last edited by

                  Beautiful and inspiring. I really love the sculpture garden. Great work! πŸ‘ πŸ‘

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                    pmolson
                    last edited by

                    Nice work!

                    Cheers
                    images.jpg

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                      steelers05
                      last edited by

                      Thanks for all the comments guys...I know i got carried away with the fish-eye. I have to agree that its not recommended for architecture, and I think most of the architects in my office would feel the same since they never end up using those renderings and are always bitching at me about it...but I have to disagree that its a complete no-no...I feel it can serve its purpose in some instances where you need a dynamic image thats not all about proper scale, perspective, and etc. I know I certainly overdid it, but I wouldnt completely rule it out for arch-vis....just my opinion though. Thanks again guys.

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                        rcossoli
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                        great job, as always.
                        modeling and the lighting is spectacular, these light years away!

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                          OnlySean
                          last edited by

                          yeah sure its dynamic, but so is a 18mm wide angle without the distortion.

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                            steelers05
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                            Heres the rest of the projects...didnt get them all in the first post

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