Architectural Visualization Study - The Farnsworth House
Architectural Visualization Study - The Farnsworth House
I would like to start a WIP on how to make very nice architectural visualizations. There are a couple of works I had seen here and on other forums that are very hard to distinguish from actual photos. This is the goal I would like to accomplish.
For the architectural model, I chose the Farnsworth house because there are a lot of very nice renders of it and photographs to compare with. The model of the house I am using was made by Peter Guthrie and it can be downloaded from his blog. My heartfelt thanks to him for sharing such a wonderful detailed model. He made a number of very realistic visualizations using the same model.
These are some of the links to renderings and photos of the Fansworth house. These would be used as references.
http://www.pushpullbar.com/forums/showt ... orth-House
http://www.mentalimages.com/gallery/architecture.html
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pg/sets/72157622626579436/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/suttonhoo22/tags/mies/
Some initial renderings, I prepared.
For the architectural model, I chose the Farnsworth house because there are a lot of very nice renders of it and photographs to compare with. The model of the house I am using was made by Peter Guthrie and it can be downloaded from his blog. My heartfelt thanks to him for sharing such a wonderful detailed model. He made a number of very realistic visualizations using the same model.
These are some of the links to renderings and photos of the Fansworth house. These would be used as references.
http://www.pushpullbar.com/forums/showt ... orth-House
http://www.mentalimages.com/gallery/architecture.html
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pg/sets/72157622626579436/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/suttonhoo22/tags/mies/
Some initial renderings, I prepared.
Last edited by Jeff on Thu May 20, 2010 3:43 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Some of the test renders here were done more than a week ago. At first, I was not planning to do a WIP thread and only thought about it lately.
Some more initial renderings.
Some more initial renderings.
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6c and 5g look great! I would work on the grass and leaf materials now: add some low, rough specularity and possibly some translucency, it's too diffuse and unnatural right now.
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The last one, 5g, is by far the most fantastic ! Wow
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Looks nice, but plants a bit flat as mentioned
I also find the vignetting pretty excessive and distracting. Makes the pics look claustrophobic
Like a really old beat up camera
I hope one day Indigo will have an on/off switch for vignetting...
I also find the vignetting pretty excessive and distracting. Makes the pics look claustrophobic
Like a really old beat up camera
I hope one day Indigo will have an on/off switch for vignetting...
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what kind of software you use? The trees and the grass is really good !!! Can you send me some?
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Thanks a lot Tom! I'm working on that now. The grass and leaves materials have some translucency but it's not yet enough and it is not even noticeable.StompinTom wrote:6c and 5g look great! I would work on the grass and leaf materials now: add some low, rough specularity and possibly some translucency, it's too diffuse and unnatural right now.
Thanks a lot Stur! That image was also my personal favorite.Stur wrote:The last one, 5g, is by far the most fantastic ! Wow
Thanks a lot CoolColJ! For the vignetting, I still do not know how to control it .CoolColJ wrote:Looks nice, but plants a bit flat as mentioned
I also find the vignetting pretty excessive and distracting. Makes the pics look claustrophobic
Like a really old beat up camera
I hope one day Indigo will have an on/off switch for vignetting...
Forgot to mention this. I'm using sketchup. The tree on the scene is a modified version of this model: http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/ ... revstart=0 . The grass is made up of scattered curved slender triangular planes. The grass and trees are repeated on the scene using instancing. Information on it can be found here http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtop ... 286c0ee57dPowerMax wrote:what kind of software you use? The trees and the grass is really good !!! Can you send me some?
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Some more exterior and interior test renders done during the past week. C&C's are very welcome.
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Setting a smaller camera aperature value does seem to help reduce the effect. It's not too bad at f5.6 compared to f16Jeff wrote:
Thanks a lot CoolColJ! For the vignetting, I still do not know how to control it .
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The Fantasy.
How much on time occupies the visualization.
How much on time occupies the visualization.
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Wonderful!
Could you tell us something about your grass; are they instances? And which material did you use for it?
Thank you very much, very inspiring work!
Could you tell us something about your grass; are they instances? And which material did you use for it?
Thank you very much, very inspiring work!
Cheers, David
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Thank you very much!ENSLAVER wrote:Awesome.
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Thanks a lot for the info CoolColJ!CoolColJ wrote:Setting a smaller camera aperature value does seem to help reduce the effect. It's not too bad at f5.6 compared to f16Jeff wrote:
Thanks a lot CoolColJ! For the vignetting, I still do not know how to control it .
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Most of the renders are at 4000 samples/pixel and render times average from 8 hrs. to 15 hrs.on an intel core2quad 2.3 Ghz.Prof4D wrote:The Fantasy.
How much on time occupies the visualization.
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