A funny thing.....

Mike Amos

Thanks folks, improving slowly will be the trick but I got a result and a direction for the medics to go in treatment wise so better than it has been.

220 passes was a little extreme but it's not like I was home teplay Tetris or anything.

Have a great weekend folks, Im going to watch the British GP and chill.

L i am

@mike amos said:

Thanks folks, improving slowly will be the trick but I got a result and a direction for the medics to go in treatment wise so better than it has been.

220 passes was a little extreme but it's not like I was home teplay Tetris or anything.

Have a great weekend folks, Im going to watch the British GP and chill.

Hi Mike, 220 passes is not extreme at all. I usually go for not less than that, but usually 250+ I know how difficult it is without a lightening fast GPU as you are not in a position to so anything else on your computer whilst rendering. I would look at that accidental lesson as gold

Mike Amos

Thanks mate, everything has a silver lining if we look for it. We just have to look.

Bryan K

Well done!

Mike Amos

Thanks mate, I pulled the Maxwell version together a bit better.

Bathroom Twoddle Maxwell Progress _denoiser5.jpg

ntxdave

I don’t think photos are fair!

Nice work sir.

Mike Amos

Thanks mate, nice to get a break through.

Bryan K

That second one is brilliant!

Both are outstanding!

Mike Amos

Thanks mate.

Mike Amos

I have dragged out of retirement, the Turret bathroom model and rendered it in Maxwell, think I am slowly getting a grip on this.

Bryan K

I'd say you've mastered rendering.

ntxdave

@bryan k said:

I'd say you've mastered rendering.

Agree

Mike Amos

Thanks folks, I find myself saying that a bit more bump here and there would be good etc. Learning to be critical of our own work is tough, when should we stop kicking ourselves etc.

Either way I am in fine company and you folks all make the process a much nicer experience, thanks to all.

L i am

@mike amos said:

Thanks folks, I find myself saying that a bit more bump here and there would be good etc. Learning to be critical of our own work is tough, when should we stop kicking ourselves etc.

Either way I am in fine company and you folks all make the process a much nicer experience, thanks to all.

" Learning to be critical of our own work is tough" I do not get that I think being critical of your own work is a fundamental requirement fo producing quality or at least moving forward

Mike Amos

I do agree but, not every image has going to be perfect and as a hobby renderer it is important not to beat yourself up too hard. Sometimes it just does not happen and you can be happy with that. If you are being paid that is something else.