Free time render practice for my portfolio...Updated
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Hi all, I have some free time...
, Here is a render made with Twilight.
Hope you like it
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Nice rendering and lighting, especially the material...I'm not happy with the camera angle, it makes my neck hurts...
But overall it is a nice photo...
allanx
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Nice eye for composition, Fred!
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Awesome fred, you really pushed twilight render to the limit... kind of looking result from maxwell, vray and thea render..
mind to write step by step tutorial on achieving it?
we will be very gratefulthanks,
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@vidy said:
Awesome fred, you really pushed twilight render to the limit... kind of looking result from maxwell, vray and thea render...
really!...you're a master
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great render fymoro. i like the composition and light.
The only thing i dont like is the position of the orange chair.
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cool render mate, one observation...
The exterior is not rendered (post processed) as the light does not reflect on tiles, why not use it as reflection map or even HDRi?
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Looking good! I'm still working on getting my render skills up to that standard.
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Thanks for your kind comments...
Pete, you have eagle eyes... The background has not been add in Post process, but it was in twilight at a background fit image that why there is no reflection on the floor. I have done a new render with an HDRI as sky Probe and here is the result. 9 easy preset overnight...
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Thanks for your comments, here is the link for the tutorial I made for Sketchup Artist, Thanks to them...
http://www.sketchupartists.org/2010/11/interior-scene-with-twilight-render-by-fred-moro/ -
Stunning work, Fred!
the realism of this last image makes me really wanna play with twilight... let's hope a Mac version is coming sooncheers,
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Mate you are getting SO darn good at this!
The lounge leather looks brilliant!! Some of the other surfaces may be just that tad too glossy.
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thanks for spend some times to create the tutorial fred.
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