Render this: Kitchen
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...hypershot,photoshop
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IRendernXt - Pathtrace (first attempt - pp to reduce size)
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Hi,
this is a Kerkythea render with preset custom settings. After 3 hours i stopped rendering.
Charly
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Had a play using VrayMax & Photoshop. IM+LC+AO Could be better if I had another couple hours to spend on setup. Going for a semi-graphic look with the AO and heavy contrast in post.
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Awesome design and renders.
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trying out a new render app.
lets you preview it in real time!
it is still in beta so things like the lights are not going to be perfect...
enough talking here ya go!
Oh and its called render [in] -
Different angles this time... kinda fun to try out
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So far your first one Adam is my favorite.
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Ran it through LightUp - 25 minutes lighting time. (btw quality piece of modelling work)
And for those who want to wander around the lit model using the new LightUp Player:
(You'll need to download the PC / Mac player first from here http://www.light-up.co.uk/player/)
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The disposition of this kitchen is best of the all possibilities.
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I'll throw my hat into the ring here....
This is using Shaderlight. I didn't add any artificial light at all. Just the natural light from the outside HDRI image.
I've got another view brewing now I will post in a bit.
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my result from Kerkythea
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nightscene rendered with twilight preset #11 for 10 hours 72 passes but still a bit grainy
contrast and saturation with photoshop
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Well ,Good works!
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My night time version of this kitchen, done again in Shaderlight. There are under and over cabinet lights, three cans behind the table, one under the crazy lamp, and firelight from the adjacent room.
I've got a few more Shaderlight renderings here:
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custom renderer.. quick 10 min setup
~1 hr render time
night scene
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Hello , it was I nice model to play with, I try to create two moments of the day .
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And later in the day
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Nice work, Floor! Eric also...good showing by Shaderlight!
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Thanks! I have tried my hand at quite a few render softwares, and I am having a lot of success with Shaderlight. What you are seeing is literally my fourth or fifth render from it.
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