Ceramic house
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WOW! Thea is brilliant in the right hands!
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Wow.
Architectural magazine photo quality renders.
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very good
but out of curiosity, could you tell us the average time it took to render? (and of course the original resolution and rendering power of your machine)
i also think Thea 1.2 is amazing... its biased engine is almost as good as unbiased ones, but i find it much slower, in comparison to VRay 2.0
so that's why i am curious to know your feedback about Theas biased speedanyway, the renders are great, thanks for sharing
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It's amazing! What is the original size of the image? How long THEA rendering a single image?
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Wow Massimo! Mate that is some seriously good stuff there mate! Not just from a rendering point, but some outstanding camera work! I'm truly IMPRESSED!
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Thanks guys.
@unknownuser said:
but out of curiosity, could you tell us the average time it took to render? (and of course the original resolution and rendering power of your machine)
@unknownuser said:
What is the original size of the image? How long THEA rendering a single image?
The images were rendered at 1500X1043 px for 5-7 hrs each (depending on the scene) on my old i7 with 6 Gb of RAM.
Anyway you have to consider a couple of things:
-the scene is quite complex (a lot of geometry, reflective and SSS materials, lighting etc.) and there are also two omni inside the hanging lamps which shine through a frosted glass;
-I'm totally new to biased rendering settings, so I've picked the highest preset with no further tweaks. Just made some adjustment on single materials;
-the unbiased engines were almost unable to clean the scene in an acceptable time.@unknownuser said:
but some outstanding camera work!
Yeah, I love wide angle lenses. Here I've used 14 or 20 mm.
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This is probably some of the best work you've done!! Hats off! Yes camera work is truly excellent. There is something captivating with ceramics.
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Thanks Oli, you're alwas very kind.
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Incredible.
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Thanks Rich, this time there are the electrical sockets...
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@massimo said:
The images were rendered at 1500X1043 px for 5-7 hrs each (depending on the scene) on my old i7 with 6 Gb of RAM.
this is the only reason i dont switch to Thea... the unbiased engines are amazing, and now with the 1.2 final gathering, the biased ones are almost equally good
but i miss a biased preset where you can give up a little bit on quality, but get a render in 15 to 30 minutes, like you can do in VRay
even with "basic" interior preset, with no supersampling, i get 2 to 3 hour render in these kind of complex lightning scenes (my machine is even "older" than yours...)
but again, amazing images, you and Thea work very well together
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Simply Stunning work.
But I shudder to think what would happen if you dropped your coffee cup, the shrapnel would be lethal.
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Thanks for comments guys.
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pffffft....not bad i suppose...!!
ok, ok...it's bloody good....!!
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Thanks.
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what texture did you use for the specular massimo? Looks very real.
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You mean for the ceramics?
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@rich o brien said:
Incredible.
Yes, looks like the place had a nice vacuuming before you took the photo.
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Nowadays you can use one of these anyway...
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