Render this: Sci Fi helicopter
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@solo said:
...some post pro rotor downwash on the water and heat blur from the engines
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I use paintshop, not sure it has those options, or not sure I know where to even look for them.
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@liam887 said:
well its good you took a shot, and you managed the rotor blur post pro well done! lots of people would be lazy and not bother with that bit!
Thanks.
Solo, that is pretty amazing! Which renderer?
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@unknownuser said:
@liam887 said:
well its good you took a shot, and you managed the rotor blur post pro well done! lots of people would be lazy and not bother with that bit!
Thanks.
Solo, that is pretty amazing! Which renderer?
Looks like vue I think?
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my raw try over hypershot+ post pro
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Wow
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my 2nd fast try using hypershot+PS
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Great work majid!
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What planet is this? Some islands look familiar.
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Hypershot,photoshop
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ely862me, excellent scenes, the vector version is my favorite. (its a vector conversion isn't it?) Could make a great poster.
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Really cool renders here guys!
My attempt is rather lame compared with yours, but I thought it was fun rendering in SU only.
Looks a bit like it was taken from a storyboard sketch.
Used Simple Rays for the room and Color by Z for heli and person, no postpro of any sort.
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cool, pilou!
the SU only render is pretty impressive, nice!
This is a clay style with the old podium. DOF added using Sketchup fog as a depth mask.
I don't have the patience today for a textured render lol
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I'm just getting to know Vue a bit more. I had to do the motion blur in PS because I'm not sure how to do it Vue. I'am loving Vue 9 though, it is a lot of fun to use.
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Wanted a plastic look. Got a crap one
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Damn it you beaten me.
Anyway here is my quick try with Thea. Playing with a SSS scratched plastic material. The models are from 3d warehouse.
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Nice gun
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Might be at a disadvantge not having seen Avatar....
Thea mostly Gimp
Regards
Sam
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Here's one for now...another one cooking as well. No post-pro, propeller motion blur done in Vue.
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