Render This: Interior

D-space

Blue Caustic Lights.
Borrowed Matthew's bike theme, but ditch the red for a re-cycle paper wall.

rcossoli

exelent!!! render with...?

nomeradona

my share. good its sunday. vray + little pp. Ecclectic approach

tridem

@Dspace - I remember your Mini Cooper scene, once again you park your bikes without kickstand
btw ... nice work

Speaker

@nomeradona said:

@Wip.. i ike that lighting effect.

@ speaker. what rendering engine did you use?

v-ray

here's a little photoshoped version

render this 3.jpg

bhbarchitects

First attempt at importing into max and using mentalray.

Mental Ray, Photoshop

teofas

earthmover: those renders are awsome bro! great job!

jarynzlesa

All renders are great .
In my language (Czech) I would say "Ty píčo, to je maso". ---- really superb renders (pretty good ideas in scenes)
thx all to let me know how good render(and scene) could look like.
Now I know I can get better. I like most render(and scene) by rcossoli
thx solo - thx all, really good job.

d12dozr

My (slightly grainy) contribution...better late than never, right?

Twilight & Photoshop

agf83

this is my render work im like the panoramic views, add some furniture by 3d warehouse

interior

nomeradona

render with max try

jarynzlesa

inspired by rcossoli, the farthest objects are little bit blurred
SU+Vray

EarthMover

Nomer, care share your glass settings for the Max version? I had a hard time getting the interior reflection without sacrificing light bounces.

DaveReyes

I use vray for sketchup.

nomeradona

@jarynzlesa said:

inspired by rcossoli, the farthest objects are little bit blurred
SU+Vray

is your dof on?

nomeradona

@earthmover said:

Nomer, care share your glass settings for the Max version? I had a hard time getting the interior reflection without sacrificing light bounces.

will get for you when i go home. i use falloff for the reflection. using falloff for refelection will give you a much better looking glass. second the refraction.. i settle with my fog at 0.02.