Citroen C6

chedda

Another view:

Citroen C6.1.jpg

hellnbak

Ummm....It's very difficult to see the car, what with all the red. I'm wondering why you wanted it to look like that

chedda

The red is a studio/artistic style. I'll do something more traditional for you ! Did anyone else get the model and make a try ? The tyres are worth the download alone !

pilou

@unknownuser said:

for a good DS model as well if anyone has any leads.

Blue Prints or 3D ?

chedda

3D please Frenchy preferably .3ds format.

chedda

A more traditional scene & setup:

Citroen C6.jpg

pilou

Something like that or free ?

pilou

else

chedda

Thanks for the links and video Pilou. I'd prefer free but the link you gave me seems like a dead end. This is the best paid version i've found:

Citroen Ds 3ds

ds.max 3D Model available on Turbo Squid, the world's leading provider of digital 3D models for visualization, films, television, and games.

(www.turbosquid.com)

pilou

or this one ? 89$
http://3docean.net/item/citroen-ds-4door-sedan-1970/1740620

Bryan K

The last render in the outdoors looks incredible. Worthy of any commercial/advert.

chedda

Thanks Bryan, i would have liked to add a bump to the tyre wall. Just not sure if it's possible in the plugin getting the mapping right.

ken28875

@chedda said:

A more traditional scene & setup:

Very nice render, Simon.

Two questions for you if you don't mind. How did you match the background perspective and the car? HDRI with background plate?

Thanks,

_KN

chedda

Ken i have matched hdr's to background plates before they can be tricky to get right. However in this image there is no back plate it's all HDR for everything. The perspective was basically trial and error. i got the car how i wanted it, then moved the the HDR until it was close and then fine tuned the car position. It was actually quite easy, the hdr is from the dosch car backgrounds collection.

chedda

By the way Ken there is a specific calculation and geometric way of setting up the camera etc. It often helps if the backplate has all the camera and lens details. The recent competition with Maxwell & Maground posed this process of matching the back plate to geometry and lighting take a look in the forums there: