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Hello guys, this is my first render, model with SketchUp and rendered with Indigo 1.1.18.

Which results in the representation is the radiator decorative steel that is present sullla front wall of the camera.
The size of the original render is 1600x1100
Total render time: 89 h 26 m, 52 s on my new quad core!
With 26383.51705 samples per pixel


Special thanks goes to Pibuz suggested and helped me constantly!
All the tips and suggestions are welcome!

Nick

Super render ,great job

SzLaszlo wrote:Super render ,great job

Thank you!!!

Kick ass work if I might say! Astonishing!






take care
psor

psor wrote:Kick ass work if I might say! Astonishing!






take care
psor

Thanks, Psor!!

realy nice pic here... you itallians are THE guys for interriors
Is realy everythiung mode3led by you... great work!

I like it too well. Great work !

@Zomb = Thanks

@Camox= Thank you

Wow, great render. The materials and light are very nice.
...And you are a very patient man .

kwistenbiebel wrote:Wow, great render. The materials and light are very nice.
...And you are a very patient man .

ihihihih Thank you kwistenbiebel!

Outstanding render, Nick!

Can you please share the towel model on the 3D warehouse? (if it's not there already)

@ Nick: Congratulations for your work! I really like.

@ Whaat: this is the towel: http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/ ... revstart=0


Bye

Thank you Whaat, and thank you ideas_arte!!


Yes, i take the towel model in 3d WareHouse!!

Ho Ho Ho Nick! You finally posted it!
I think this is a really great image: I followed it step after step and I can see a huge improvement from the starting shots to the final one. There is something that doesn't convince me completely though, but I can't tell what it is.
It happens with some scenes, and most of them are mine This makes me thinking: we people who do renders have a double problem: we have to reproduce materials and photographic light conditions (with sun/sky and/or light panels, cones, emitters, etc..) and this is already something hard to achieve; moreover we have to focus on a subject, find the correct proportions, good objects, a nice perspective and so on.
I feel like this image lacks a little something, could be only a subtle postpro work I don't know. The render itself is really really cool, don't get me wrong. But Nick already knows this

Go on Nick: another scene awaits!

Very,very nice