Render this: Kitchen
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Okay guys, time to play again...
Kim Frederick has made this model available, it's a cool looking kitchen itching for a good render.
Model: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1129899/Fredricks%20kitchen.zip
SU7 version with Fileserve (dropbox seems broken today) File name: Sisters-house su7.zip File size: 10.08 MB
The challenge is to see how best you can render this photo-real or even NPR, using any software available to you.
You can rearrange furniture, even change it as well as textures to your taste, keeping the structure however.
Have fun and happy rendering.
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Could the model be supplied as a V7 file?
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The link doesn't seem to be working for me? Keep getting an error 500??
Puck
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@unknownuser said:
The link doesn't seem to be working for me? Keep getting an error 500??
Puck
SAME HERE
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Dropbox seems busted at moment, here is the SU7 version hosted with fileshare:
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Cheers, Pete...
Perhaps I should post my render first...Rendered using Thea Render and added some steam from the coffee cups on the table in post pro using the amazingly high quality - and free - Real Smoke Photoshop Brushes...
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That is one good looking render. Like the atmo.
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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.
Eye candy. -
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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