Vintage table lamp

Bryan K

Gorgeous. Everything about it is gorgeouss. The camera, the texture, the light, the model.

ntxdave

@bryan k said:

Gorgeous. Everything about it is gorgeouss. The camera, the texture, the light, the model.

+1

tuna1957

absolutely stunning.

massimo

Thanks for the kind words guys.

pbacot

beautiful! Realism is stunning, setup is professional! and I wish I could get a lamp like that.

Stinkie

Not bad.

Good-looking shaders.

Mike Amos

Absolutely brilliant.

HornOxx

... just perfect! love it !

massimo

Thanks everybody once again.

chedda

Excellent.

cotty

The background is an EXR or modeled too? Nice texturing!

alvis

Nice!

massimo

Thanks guys.

@cotty said:

The background is an EXR or modeled too? Nice texturing!

The background is simply a HDRI. You can find it in the sIBL archive, it's called "van Kleef 3".

Lavanta

Great work! Looks very real! Was it difficult for you to do this? It looks really time-consuming.

massimo

Thanks.

@lavanta said:

Was it difficult for you to do this? It looks really time-consuming.

No, neither difficult nor time consuming. As I said it was a quick set-up.

Lavanta

@massimo said:

Thanks.

@lavanta said:

Was it difficult for you to do this? It looks really time-consuming.

No, neither difficult nor time consuming. As I said it was a quick set-up.

That's awesome. Looks can be deceiving, I guess I could've sworn this was extremely difficult to make, but I like getting surprised

Daniel

Perfection
This deserves to be in the most impressive thread.

david_h

terrific. I have really struggled. . .well. . .kinda. . .but not really. . .trying to model and rendering a light bulb like that?

Share the recipe?

massimo

Well thanks for the very kind words guys.

@david_h said:

...trying to model and rendering a light bulb like that? Share the recipe?

The original model of the bulb is on warehouse if I recall well, but I've made some tweaks like, for example, giving thickness to the filament. As you can see also the bulb has thickness.
Here you have some ss of the model and the material applied to the filament.
The bulb has a standard thin film glass material on it.
Of course there is a bit of radial glare in the final image (something like weight = 30% and radius = 4%) coming directly from Thea's darkroom.

Hope this helps a bit.

Rich O Brien

WTF!

Even the bulb is real! I feel sick...