Light Study and Gamma

[Morbid Angel]

Hey everyone, I've been inspired by the images found on maxwell forum a while ago, a person rendering a photorealistic interrior. So I have desided to try same thing. The interrior has been posted on cgtalk and is a free model, courtesy of bryan howard.

Sunlight



Flash



And the maxwell version (rendered by some one on maxwell forum)

[roppin]

very nice!!! I think yours look better What technique did you use?

//Daniel

[Morbid Angel]

just pure gamma 2.2 setup, dome light, qmc/lc.

[rpc212]

That is awesome Morbid! I agree, yours looks better than the Maxwell one.

[instinct]

great stuff morbid...the maxwell one has an odd green tint to it...i like your warmish sun a lot better! thumbs up!

Thorsten

[priad]

Great result, I have already seen them on the two forums but yours are very good.
And yes yours is more warm.
are they QMC first and Lightcache second?

[RErender]

Damn those are great. Can I interest you in a Arch Viz job in So. Cal?

V-Ray rules!

[Morbid Angel]

priad read above, yes qmc/lc, however I used dome light do get primary illumination and presicion in shadows, which is very time heavy to get with qmc, then qmc did the second bounce and lc did the rest

Eric -
Im afraid the render times are not archviz compliant

[Morbid Angel]

Also, a big part of this scene is maxwell to vray shader. I have done an indepth study (with help from vlado) of maxwell's plastic and maxwell's metal shader and have reproduced it in vray. The result, well you can see for your self

[priad]

then qmc did the second bounce and lc did the rest

Ok Dmitry but see above

[n6]

[jacksc02]

morbid, these are great!
I would love to know more about the maxwell to vray material process.

[Morbid Angel]

well there is nothing mega scientific about it, but thouse of you who would like to have a look at the shader, send me a pm

[jujubee]

It's much better than the maxwell one - it could use a little bit of sharpness but it's excellent nevertheless.

[Morbid Angel]

I agree about sharpness... as in maxwell there is not filtering, so image can come out very crisp. I used quadratic filter. I suppose mitchel could do the trick.