POST YOUR RENDERS NR.2: WAREHOUSE
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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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Kerkythea render preset 19 MLT/31 passes @ 3 hours. Post process, tone mapping, color balance, some diffuse glow.
Thanks for the challenge kwistenbiebel. A beautifully done model to work with.
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Threads like these are a great way to evaluate the different render engines using a standard model, obviously the render engine is only a part of a great render, the users skill with it is what makes a good renderer a great one.
I used IDX Renditioner for this one.
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Heres my attempt at it... Done with Kerkythea
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Kerkythea, 4 spotlight, global sky, exposure 2, otherwise defaults, 4:13 A.M
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This looked too fun to pass up. Just to be different, I'll go vertical... with IDX Renditioner. Hazy lighting condition setting and a background image, no post.
William
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Gave it a go with Vray for Max. I rendered with just Vray sun and HDRI for lighting. I also rendered an Ambient Occlusion output using this free plugin for Max - http://plugins.angstraum.at/vrayao/ In photoshop I then combined the AO with the raw rendered and set the AO to multiply. I used the alpha output to add a background behind the glass. In photoshop I did additional tweaking and exposure corrections including a high pass filter and slight bit of sharpening.
Vray render - 8min 33sec
AO render 47 seconds
Post processing - 10 minutes
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Night shift
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Richcat, what render engine did you use?
Looks like a First person shooter scene, put a gun barrel in foreground and it's Doom.
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Vue 7, with volumetric lighting, the dust in sunlight is rendered using a noise filter in volumetric sunlight.
Sketchy
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IRender nXt
@unknownuser said:
Looks like a First person shooter scene, put a gun barrel in foreground and it's Doom.
one tries and learns and tries again[floatl:1z3vonmv][/floatl:1z3vonmv]
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This is addictive - done with IRender nXt
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Nice Pete! Had a go with Vue 7 myself. Car is from Vue's object library. I used radiosity with the render settings on final. The background is an infinite procedural terrain.
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I had a quick go with Podium.
Under 3 min.
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The Ambient Occlusion render pass overlay is a common and very effective way to add randomness and crispyness to a render.
I am dying to have this for Vray for sketchup as well for a long time now.
It wouldn't be to hard for a Ruby master to code a AO renderer i guess.
I know AdamB is using AO as an option is his LightUp.
It would be cool to have a standalone AO render plug though.
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