POST YOUR RENDERS NR.2: WAREHOUSE

[dtrarch]

How about the fastest render comparison ?
Killer quick @ 20 secs
KT Photonmap quick
edit light/dark in KT
Global hdr

dtr

[dtrarch]

KT again
Photonmap fine + AA
3 min
edit light/dark in KT

dtr

[Fletch]

great Dtrarch!

here's a thought...
when posting render times, number of threads used is important... I have a quad at work, a single at home... not the same game at all...

[dtrarch]

Fletch

good idea
Cor2 Duo 8400

dtr

[mirjman]

here's a shot with vue 6... can anyone tell me why I keep getting the grainy look in the bright light render? using ambient occlusion

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[Jon]

Here's my shot at this...

[ely862me]

quick shot vray

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[Alan Fraser]

A different slant.

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[Daniel]

This has been a lot of fun. Some great renderings have been posted. My thanks to everyone who has made this possible.

[Fletch]

amb occ will not give you what you want in this render, mirjman... but check your AA settings.
@jon -
@Alan -

[brodie]

Quick Maxwell render. Didn't really do anything special, tweaked the concrete material a bit and ran it for an hour @ 2000x1500

-Brodie

[Phil Rader AIA]

Here is a straigt-up Sketchup sketchy style.

I consider sketchup styles as renderings.

[arspi]

Podium 1.6, 10min.6sec, internal settings
Amd Athlon 64 Fx-62, Xp3, 1630X928

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[dale]

Phil love your style. Is that a Studebaker?

[arspi]

Deep Exploration, 24bit, 842Χ595, Raytracer, 16 sec.

[Phil Rader AIA]

@dale said:

Phil love your style. Is that a Studebaker?

Dale it's a Tucker Torpedo From Form Fonts

http://www.formfonts.com/viewModel.php?view=1&id=5827

I thought it was a fitting car for the cartoon style of the image.

[Phil Rader AIA]

here is a go at it with Hypershot

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[mateo soletic]

Great work guys, some really nice images.
Eric,
Great work, can you explain a bit more about your settings.

[mirjman]

can anyone explain "tone mapping" or "tone mapped", this phrase has come up multiple times in this thread - is this software specific?

[Fletch]

Google always helps me find answers to that sort of question... but just off the top of my head here...
Tonemapping = to manipulate the light and dark tones of your image to achieve a 'look' you want.