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Mike Lucey

A pleasure as always to view your work Jason but they take a while to download at 2.9MB each and I imagine folks on slow connections will pass. Any chance you could reduce them in file size.

Mike

EDIT: Thanks Jason for reducing, they load nice and fast now

Daniel

They look great. The martini glasses and rugs look flat.

marked001

yeah, the rugs didnt come out so hot.. didnt have time to keep tweaking it though..not sure what is up with those martini glasses..they were just a standard glass material

(sorry Mike..fixed now. was on a machine w/o any photo editting software)

mojtabata2001

nice tiny apartment,nice renders jason
agree about the rugs and glasses

Richard

Jason

Mate did anyone mention verts? And mate the peps aint workin again, first one isn't bad but the second is too posterised and both maybe not posed for the scene.

marked001

richard...surprisingly no one mentioned verts! i havent tried to correct these, but this is such a tiny space i'm not sure its even possible to get it looking correct?

yeah..i mentioned the people and i have no idea why i used the watercolory people.. force of habit and not thinking about the end result..

Richard

Jason, no one ever does mention it! Seems to be a SU only acceptance!

Mate does twilight have a shift lense feature? That is the BOMB for getting verts in such a shot! Play with fire and you can see it realtime to see the camera effect.

ledisnomad

Nice renderings!
I'm not great with entourage, myself, so I always "hide" it by adding a little motion blur to them in Photoshop. Makes it look a little like a long-exposure-style photograph.

marked001

I'm pretty sure it does not... and it wont render sketchup 2d perspectives correctly... i typically use the Lens Correction filter in pshop when this is the case..

massimo

@unknownuser said:

Mate does twilight have a shift lense feature?

If you set a two-point perspective in SU and don't move anything (pan, zoom etc.) it does.
Anyway Thea has a shift lens feature

marked001

right, yeah...that does work.. and it may have very well worked for this too since you're not looking 'up' like on a building.. maybe i'll give that a whirl.