Simple Renderings Thread

[Stur]

Gozilla : this is more than a simple rendering ! This is great ! I don't know if the roof is realistic (I mean if it wouldn't collapse in real world), but the building is beautifull.


Jeff : You said modeled ? In Sketchup ?? Wow !

[OnoSendai]

Another update.

(Click the image to download the 3600x2200 version)

Nice rendering Godzilla.
Maybe you try using a shift lens? Then you could avoid the somewhat extreme perspective effects making the right side of the house look sloped.

[TerraMatrix]

simple promotional item for a ficticious company- school assignment. My first decent model, I think!

[dakiru]

@TerraMatrix
They are nice! But why they are look like plastic, I mean - not metallic?

Tried to make a laser with the help of .IES, but the result doesn't seem to be correct

[TerraMatrix]

@TerraMatrix
They are nice! But why they are look like plastic, I mean - not metallic?

I wanted them to look like white powder-coated wrenches, but I don't think I got the material quite right
Maybe a slight bump would have helped.

[pixie]

My macbook has some phong issues

macbook

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[Godzilla]

Another update. Still fairly noisy as I didn't let it render as long as the others.

Someone over at the render challenge forum thought it was too dark.... Comments?

http://download785.mediafire.com/19wb1x ... ouse-4.png

[Zom-B]

I just started with the house...

I also think its quite dark.... mostly due to Camera tonemapping... simply desaturate your image a little
Some more light sources could help here too.

here my morning approach... a lot of texturing still to do:

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[neo0.]

@schosch: just beautiful.

@ZYX: really nice cloth material. Th eTexture may be scaled to be finer, but the mat looks really warm and soft.

i modeled cinderalla-shoes for a logo. render time for this preview was a little less than two hours on a slow core duo and its slave (core duo as well).
I just remembered glass renders back in the old amiga-days, i was happy with some MEGABYTES of RAM, and a picture like this took about two hours to render (with cinema4D). Now my computer is about 1000 times faster (just guessing), I have 2000 times the RAM and should be getting the picture in a second. Some things just don't change. Funny isn't it?

Amiga... that was a way of life.... Those were the years, and oddly Indigo gives me back the feeling that I had when dwelling into 3D 16 years ago, those long hours awaiting for one picture to finish rendering.

Now you know how I feel when im rendering something with indigo.

[Jeff]

Jeff : You said modeled ? In Sketchup ?? Wow !

Yup!, that pine tree was modeled in sketchup. I cant find the right tree to use in a scene I had in mind. So I ended up building it. Shown below is a variant of the same tree.

[Stur]

It's really impressive !

[CTZn]

Amiga[...]

No my friend,

Atari

[pixie]

Some experiment with materials.

Angel

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No SSS harmed

[Godzilla]

Looks interesting.. Render time?

[pixie]

Looks interesting.. Render time?

20m using two i7
Using another camera I got this somehow odd result:

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Corrected using the old scene:

old camera

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6100SPP

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@6100 SPP