Sample Model for Rendering - Ferrari
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Hello Walt, there are lots of HDRi's about.
These two sites are good.
John
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another real Dof Thea render
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Top Drawer Majid
John -
after Paul Walker's tragic death, yesterday, i remembered my many hours spent with the Need for Speed game saga, back in the days
much respect for the man and the actor, and may he rest in peace
kind of a fun tribute to him, with my previous render and 10 minutes in Photoshop
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Con IRender nxt .
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Another test with Renditioner V3
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Trying to get Christmas organised, still need the decorations but I've got the boy's toys all lined up.
All SU geometry except the three framed pictures and the foggy trees outside.
Twilight Render no post.
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3dita, grazie mille.
Un saluto alla tua bella cittΓ . -
When you may not sleep , rendering is one of best choice instead... thea render
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@majid said:
When you may not sleep , rendering is one of best choice instead...
You donn't render when you sleep?
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Frederik,
With Renditioner, the rendering time is about two minutes.
With Irender nxt, about four minutes.
Of course you have to calculate the time for the setting:
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Paint finish example.
A old test using ATL 4.1 and included Maxwell auto paint shader.
IMO car show finish for paint.
Super reflections of the other model elements.
(No other elements were textured for final render.)dtr
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It took about 17 min on my old laptop (the original render is larger), and some times to tweak, I used the material template system. Thanks to Tomasz
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Just modified the color manually and rendered these:
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I thought I'd have a quick try, thanks majid for the heads up
Thea progressive (AO) 5 minutes
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Nice render, and what about the trees? are they 3D or part of IBL?
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geometry wise its just the car and a plane, I used a frontal projection texture *the background image)on the plane
here's a skp with how I did it, it'll only work as Thea materials
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26539256/frontalprojection.rar -
Thank you for sharing
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