POST YOUR RENDERS NR.2: WAREHOUSE
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I eyeballed the proportions, so it could be wrong.
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Nice improvement, Frederick. The scene appears more vibrant.
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I probably will participate, but im just a bit annoyed as i set up a big scene with loads of components in it, set it to export (took 10 mins) and then realised i had the wrong version of skindigo installed. When i stop feeling annoyed i'll go back and give it another go.
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Here's another, where I changed the background and used another render preset...
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This is really funny...
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The below renders are the same renders from above postings - only with a little tonemapping adjustment using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2...
Thanks for the tip, Chris..!!
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Looking good
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Oooh! the last one rocks! Frederick.
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My Kerky attempt, looks lame compared to you guys, but thanks for this, I have a feeling I'm going to learn a whole bunch.
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WOW! This took off beautifully. Here's my first: (gotta be a series :`)
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Wow Frederik...very impressive.
My try with Podium 4min. something....and some postprocess.
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a very fast test in KERKYTHEAA
kerkythea + photoshop + dreamy suite photo + again photoshop
exellent the works from diferent soft of rendering, but (personally, and it is not because I use it
) i' like the kerky
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Very nice ones!
I like Frederik's renderings a lot, and thanks a lot for saying you've done that with Adobe Lightroom 2.
I think I'll use it in kinda every future project!This was the first render I tried it on...
Kerkythea + Post Pro in Adobe Lightroom 2
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Thanks for the nice comments...!!
Much appreciated..!!Sepo - wow... 4 min and something... That's great..!!
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Well, couldn't resist this very nice model. pretty nice textured, too.
This was quickly done in VRay (rendertime 1m14s) with postwork in Paint Shop Pro (about 3min).
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quick vue sunset
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Had to do one more...(rendertime 13min)
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Here's one I did in Hypershot. Render time was 15 minutes with some post work in Photoshop. Dump truck by Jon from 3DW - http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=40597e0ca3a8eca9a1cba95c26616410&ct=mdrm&prevstart=0
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Beautiful work, Guys! After trying to fake a grainy PR I see just how lovely the textures really look in yours...gonna havta learn me one a those render programs.
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Heres my go with IDX renditioner free edition. A little diffuse glow added in photoshop after
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