wow it's looking better and better...

I'd like to share a component which I have modeled. I use this lamp sometimes at my work as interior designer in large rooms. I didn't find a related model in the web, so I builded it my self. It is renderready for twilight. Hope you like it.

catellani-smith-luci-doro1.skp

I'm still new to sketchup, so I don't have much works realised. One thing is the renovation of my interior designshop:

@leminilab said:

I think I'll go and trace some of these dancing maniacs then! (--> )
That way I'll have something to share with you disco guys

Oh that would be great. I'm also not happy with my people on the palladium- project

wow! The last one is amazing! I like this kind of architecture.

nightscene rendered with twilight preset #11 for 10 hours 72 passes but still a bit grainy

contrast and saturation with photoshop

very professional. I like the way you placed the people in your scene, very natural

I saw the colors and my first thought was dermotcoll

nice start but I think there is still much work to do. The dimensions seem to wrong and the lightsettings are not OK

me too, especially the DOF at the tree

same scene, preset 10 for 6 houres without volumetrics

yesterday I rebuild the famous stairs with the lights. I rendered the scene again in twilight with preset low for 12 hours. I don't know what happend but the beams weren't rendered right to the end.

here's another one:

wow! This is really very very impressive! I am always interessted in good lightning secens and to learn about rendering that. These are very interessting projects and it shows the right light is everything.

It gives me new inspiration to return to my Disco- project.

How did you set the lightbeams at your stage- render?

looks very good!! Personally I would change the rooftexture, it looks a bit like tiles

great stuff and the arrangements at the interior are as always very professional.

Thea seams to be be very professional but still to professional for me. I'm still happy with twilight and sometimes I look at kerkythea to see if I'm ready for a more professional application. But it seems that I have still to learn a few lessions. Someday, when I see that some settings like fog, lightbeams and so on are imortant for my work I'm going to look for a new renderengine like Thea or Vray.

thank you. Very interessting stuff. I think I have to read at the david forum.....

I'm also using the david scanner. How did you calibrate the cam? did you print out the backgroundpoints in bigsize?

http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=29565

and a second one after 28 passes and 3,5 hours with preset 10 pp photoshop reduce noise and contrast

first one is redone. (next one is in the tube)

preset #10, 56 passes, 7 hours, photoshop contrast

yes, it is an upcoming project.

I'm going to render with preset #10 and redo the image in photoshop perhaps tomorrow