living room wip
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- drBouvierLeduc
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OH that would be great. I can't refuse such a proposition, I'll try to put the files somewhere (quite heavy, ~100 mo). Thanks so much.when you're finished, if you share your xml file and textures,
i'll contribute a couple of days of 2x Core Duo power...
At the moment I'm adding the last details (kitchen utensils), playing with dof, white balance, camera settings etc... Wich is much more fun than the modelling part.
(And the fridge)
last edit : flash light test
very very last test :
Yes the scene is lightened with one sunlamp, but for the moment I cheat a little : for test renders I mix two images : one rendered with the roof and one without (more light --> less rendering time), because indirect lighting takes so long.this is sunlight without postpro?
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whoa man! you're an artist. Don't know why you need Radiance's rig being able to render 100 mb big scenes?? I read somewhere that Indigo crashes with files that big. You must have quite a horse!!!
Amazing and inspiring work!
Amazing and inspiring work!
AMD Ryzen 7 1800 @3.6ghz, 32GB ddr4 3200 mhz Ram, Nvidia RTX 3060 12GB, Win10, Blender/Sketchup/Modo/Cinema4d
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Almost there : a few things to add (plates, fruits etc) and I'll be finally done with that kitchen. Then back to the living room !
I think I will render three differents lighting setups : Daylight (like in that picture), flash lighting (very realistic result and very easy to setup), and indoor lighting at night. Not sure I will keep that viewpoint. Anyway, next post will be in finished projects !
By the way : Ono-sendai, thank you so much for that renderer. It is simply amazing.
And everybody else, I'm also very pleased to read your comments.
animelix --> No, I'm not that person ! But that kitchen is quite similar to one I saw on the maxwell forums as we must have used the same reference picture (I swear I didn't make it on purpose !... That's just a coincidence). I never used maxwell, so I don't know if indigo is at the same level. But it certainly is a fantastic renderer... And it's free.
(post processed image, ~5 hours rendering)
(and the unretouched original render)
I think I will render three differents lighting setups : Daylight (like in that picture), flash lighting (very realistic result and very easy to setup), and indoor lighting at night. Not sure I will keep that viewpoint. Anyway, next post will be in finished projects !
By the way : Ono-sendai, thank you so much for that renderer. It is simply amazing.
And everybody else, I'm also very pleased to read your comments.
animelix --> No, I'm not that person ! But that kitchen is quite similar to one I saw on the maxwell forums as we must have used the same reference picture (I swear I didn't make it on purpose !... That's just a coincidence). I never used maxwell, so I don't know if indigo is at the same level. But it certainly is a fantastic renderer... And it's free.
(post processed image, ~5 hours rendering)
(and the unretouched original render)
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