night and day

[fabrizio]

hi,
tis is my last work before the holiday.





BTW thanx TutanMark for the tips.

[percydaman]

nice work. I would seriously consider using some camera correction though. Your building makes me tilt my head to the side. It looks like its going to fall over any second.

[fabrizio]

thanx

[jacksc02]

nice work

[Jason Jacobs]

Good job! The curb flowers on the day shot look too bright..slightly neon.

Wow, those cars are still there at night! Dedicated employees, eh?

[fabrizio]

it's holiday....so there are only 3 employees and they have to work hard

thanx to everyone

[natty]

Nice images, but i would put some office equiptment in those rooms, it really shows up in the night shot.

[fabrizio]

Hi Natty,
you are right. Unfortunately, as usual, I had no time to improve those images.... . My customers have haste...always....


bye

[CarlosBZ]

nice work. I would seriously consider using some camera correction though.

Can you explain, just a little bit, how to achive that?

PD, I don't know how to do it or I didn't really get it I read the online manual and try something with Vray camera, but I just need confirmation if that Vray camera is what you're talking about, just that. Vray camera don't have a viewport to work with (a feedback, something like that) resulting very difficult to try to have a camera match or may I be totally wrong!? best regards

[natty]

Camera correction is nothing to do with vray .... select your cam then right click it .... you will see the option to correct it there ...

[CarlosBZ]

Thanks! now I know.

[dBUTT]

Wow that night scene is pretty much dead on! looks good!

[paulison]

funny how the three hardest working employee's get the windowless room in the back corner and all of the good offices with a view remain vacant :P

really like the evening image. do you have a vray sphere light in each room and also a vray plane light on each window?

in the day image I think a reflection map on the glass of some buildings or something would add a bit more depth. Its a constant struggle with the right balance between transparency and reflectance

[fabrizio]

thanx to everybody.

@paulison: as tutanmark suggests, there are big vray rectangular lights close to the windows, sky light (dark blue) and a bit of moon light.

bye-bye

[Gijs]

Night shot looks very convincing. the daylight scene could use more contrast, especially the parts in direct sunlight are a bit dim, looks a bit underexposed. Easy to correct in post though.

Nice work