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Crits please. Thanks
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gee. what do you want it to say?? hehe
how about "stop posting photos" is that good enough for ya
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Wow. That's pretty darn good. How did you do the people?Comment
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Thanks guys. The people are all lowpoly 3d. I refuse to use RPC'sComment
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Very nice!
Nice photograph look to the image. The people look good as well.Comment
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Looks great! Esp. the inside/outside relationship. A few crits: move the chairs around a little bit and put a few items on the table perhaps, the glass looks like it needs a little more reflection, and the brick corners look a little TOO sharp. These are minor things though.www.dpict3d.com - "That's a very nice rendering, Dave. I think you've improved a great deal." - HAL9000... At least I have one fan.Comment
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wow... very nice!!!
very "photographic"
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As close as you can get to a photo. Very nice work.
Regards,
MikeComment
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Yep very nice too!
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LaurentComment
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WOWOW
great light distribution!Comment
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great work,
just soften the edges on the brick columns a tad
tomAccept that some days you are the pigeon, and some days you are the statue.Comment
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Thanks Guys! Will take care of all the things you guys pointed out. Once again thanks alot. ZooksComment
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Nice lighting.
Agree - NO RPC. We are lowpoly only too.
Where is the glass? The folded doors would look much better. Same with the window in the back - would reflect some woman and table - be smokin. Brick needs some bump - corners are too sharp. Then just detail everything out....Comment
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really impressive, really like the burnt out exterior.
What GI methods, and how did you do the sun?Comment
great!
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