Interior Design of a Bungalow
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excellent work jo-ke, great use of spherical panoramas. How do you add the buttons on pixeet? I use pixeet to preview some of my panos too, good website. Isn't that the dining room scene you has problems rendering? How did you fix the issue?
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Yes it is the same project.
Thank you for your comment.
the hotspots are easy to set:
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Oh yeah cheers, i've only just started using it really. So what was your rendering issue in the end? seems to have rendered well now. your skills have much improved!
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Jo-ke,
Staggering good job. The client should have no question about how it will look. You've been busy! Thank you for sharing.
Peter -
I still have problems with the renderings. Now I let it cook over night with preset 9 and I am denoising it with topaz denoise.
The first pic of the kitchen has 214 passes in 10 hours and was denoised.
the other pics are mostly with preset low
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That's great
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Nice work Joke!
The panos are really good. I think, this is one good media that can convince clients about my design..How much time does it took you to render one pano scene? -
The rendertime ist a bit longer because of the higher resolution. Normally one panorama takes about a night.
usually I render 1600x800 but the pano is 4000x2000
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Excellent renders.
10 hours? Yikes.
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that's nothing, I generally leave a 4000x2000 for at least 16 hours!
need a new computer I think! -
some current pics of that project:
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Beautiful renders
One question - I can't seem to find that kitchen island (first photo) anywhere in the overhead (second photo). Is it just my tired old eyes?
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the overview is an old one and the kitchen island is still white there but you will find it in the kitchen...
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nice, I like how your post photos have a similar perspective to the renders after stitching
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one more...
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bedroom
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Livingroom detail
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Detail of the walkin wardrobe
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the construction is going on...
reality:
http://www.pixeet.com/tour/BOXPZUD
render:
http://www.pixeet.com/pano/EFSMZZJR
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Nice update!
Tip: you should try to reduce the chromatic aberration of your photos before stitching...
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