Kitchen Render

[imabzeous]

Here is model without any furniture.

3D Warehouse

3D Warehouse is a website of searchable, pre-made 3D models that works seamlessly with SketchUp.

(3dwarehouse.sketchup.com)

[imabzeous]

and here is link with all furniture and models which i downloaded from 3Dwarehouse.

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(drive.google.com)

[L i am]

What did you use for lighting, hdri or other? and are your crossover lamps in operation Just trying to find how to duplicate.

[imabzeous]

i have simply used vray sun and sky, used portal lights, emmisive light and rectangular lights.

[L i am]

@imabzeous said:

i have simply used vray sun and sky, used portal lights, emmisive light and rectangular lights.

Thank you

[L i am]

Hi Mafesto, thanks for your help so far:) I am working on your model which is pretty cool BTW. I had issues with your lamp I did not know it had a multitude of fins which must have had about a thousand of more faces, so when I made that material an emitter my renderer spat it. I will simplify the lamps for me. If you have the raw render without post proscessing could you post it? That would be of huge benifit as I have tried to stay away from that so far and would love to see the difference.

[imabzeous]

HEY LIAM, i will post them today.

[L i am]

@imabzeous said:

HEY LIAM, i will post them today.

Thanks mate will be valuable to me for the exercise:)

[Bryan K]

Excellent!

[imabzeous]

Here are original images without any postpro.

[L i am]

Hi Mafesto, thanks for posting that is a great comparison. how long did you work on the post production work say just the main shot?

[imabzeous]

i worked hardly an hour or all of these four pics.. just a bit of color correction, used vray passes , and camera raw filter thats it.

[Bryan K]

Both comparisons are equally good.

[stellabar]

so curios to see the comparison...is it possible?