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    • C Offline
      cuttingedge
      last edited by

      This is my first attempt at copying a photograph. Not my design, All credits for design goes to freshinteriorideas.com

      My aim is to model each and every object in the scene as detailed as my really hectic sched will allow me after office hours. Then emulate the lighting using vray.

      A few models are imported from 3d warehouse until I get time to model them. The carrots took me the most time to model:)

      The reference image is below.

      http://freshinteriorideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/Luxury-Kitchen-in-Black-wooden-design.jpg

      Cuttingedge


      First attempt at copying a photo

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      • pbacotP Offline
        pbacot
        last edited by

        You forgot to post the rendering! Just the photo.

        MacOSX MojaveSketchUp Pro v19 Twilight v2 Thea v3 PowerCADD

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          Vicspa
          last edited by

          Hmmmmm!, my take is that the posted pix is the rendering, and the link is the actual photo.???

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          • cottyC Offline
            cotty
            last edited by

            Impressive! (start? really?)

            @cuttingedge said:

            The carrots took me the most time to model:)

            Let us see a closeup πŸ˜„

            my SketchUp gallery

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              cuttingedge
              last edited by

              @unknownuser said:

              Hmmmmm!, my take is that the posted pix is the rendering, and the link is the actual photo.???

              of course sir. and my take is somebody's trying to give me a boost with encouraging words.

              But hey honestly, for a while I investigate hard whether the linked image is 3d or photo. I saw some artists who will keep you thinking. Still very very far from there but im happy with my progress.

              @cotty said:

              Impressive! (start? really?)

              @cuttingedge said:

              The carrots took me the most time to model:)

              Let us see a closeup πŸ˜„

              oh that one... well, Ill see... the texturing needs more tweaking for a close shot.

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                Vicspa
                last edited by

                Cuttingedge says "of course sir. and my take is somebody's trying to give me a boost with encouraging words."

                A boost indeed, I kept going back and fourth between the pix studying as to which one is the model and which one is the actual pix.
                My compliments to you.

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                  jpalm32
                  last edited by

                  Really good work. Not in love with the counter tops though.
                  Needs something, maybe too white... don't know

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                  • jo-keJ Offline
                    jo-ke
                    last edited by

                    Very good work!

                    But I think the reference pic is a rendering too.

                    http://www.zz7.de

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                    • pbacotP Offline
                      pbacot
                      last edited by

                      Really? The resolution in the reference is incredible and the detail in the objects and textures. I suspect the OP rendering resolution is pretty good too if we could see the original output.

                      One thing in both. The reflections are so perfect and the gloss is so high, the surfaces so even. Doesn't seem likely. The edge of the counter in the reference photo looks odd. Maybe a little too perfect illumination of all faces in the reference. That's about all though.

                      Very successful exercise. Good work!

                      I looked for a reflection of the Photographer in the reference lamp shades. πŸ˜‰

                      MacOSX MojaveSketchUp Pro v19 Twilight v2 Thea v3 PowerCADD

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                        jo-ke
                        last edited by

                        @pbacot said:

                        I looked for a reflection of the Photographer in the reference lamp shades. πŸ˜‰

                        me too. πŸ˜‰

                        If you look at the veneers you can find some repetitions, which aren't natural.

                        He flipped the texture sometimes, but if you search you will find it.

                        But that is a perfect render. I wish I could produce such a quality...


                        render.jpg

                        http://www.zz7.de

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                          cuttingedge
                          last edited by

                          The reference is too good, and too detailed to be a 3d. I will further investigate.I worked in the joinery factory and I tell you veneers do repeat specially if they are from one batch, and yes we do flip them sometimes, just to break the noticeable repeats.

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