My renders with SU Podium

pilou

Very cosy!

Mike Lucey

Great 'lived in' look

roland joseph

Excellent! you really got Podium cooking up some great stuff.
The old fridge just blew me away. I just love that rounded shape in the first place and I have never seen it in a rendering. Thanks!

olishea

The Podium team will be VERY impressed, have you posted this over at the Podium forum?

Amazing work. Podium is seemingly excellent for interiors, the light just looks so real. Needs very little configuration too; just a slide here and a slide there and you're done! Amazing work, hats off.

henyaoi

Here is a download link for the green and blue living room with all my settings if somebody is interested http://www.mediafire.com/download/0n2k4qrmtqjwpj6/living.zip

cotty

@henyaoi said:

This is my first post here although I've read the site for a couple of years. What do you think?

Better late than never!

Great start!

olishea

Which preset did you use henyaoi?

I can't download the file right now but thats a very kind gesture.

henyaoi

@olishea said:

Which preset did you use henyaoi?

I can't download the file right now but thats a very kind gesture.

I use interior high 1.0.8. I made a couple of modification in it recently - set absorption ratio to 1 for better glass transparency and increased reflection blur to 0.6.

henyaoi

Thanks for your compliments, guys! I'm still playing with presets and setting to make my renders more realistic and trying to improve my modeling skills

henyaoi

I'm very appreciate to all Podium team for their very useful comments and answers

majid

very welcome , and also very nice renders.

henyaoi

Here is a couple of my works with Maxwell for SketchUp. Each SL 18. Post-processed with ACDSee 17. Made in the end of last year. Actually I don't use Maxwell often because it's so slow, but I like the quality.

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olishea

I prefer the podium version of your first image....but the maxwell version of the second image (kitchen). The kitchen maxwell render seems to be a bit more saturated with deeper tonemapping. Nice work! And thanks for sharing your render presets.