London house

[ARK_3D_bureau]

Hi, I made a litle project, any CC welcome

Here is the original picture




Final image

[re:FORM]

Looking good.
You could do with softening the edges of the brickwork on the extension. Maybe add a chamfer, and some extra edges so you can add some subtle distortions down the edges.

[jacksc02]

looking good.
you might want to add some area shadows to the sun to match the background plate a bit closer.

[Candelero]

Good match !
Car needs much more thou. Better without it.

Best regards,
nikki Candelero

[ARK_3D_bureau]

yes I'm not satisfied with the RPC product, they are ok when far away, but not in close ups.
Thanks for the comments, the image was delivered to the customer 7 daya ago, but still nice to hear of suggestions.

[coolpranz]

car shadow

you could add camera correction to your model so that the alignment is proper, car rpc could be blurred and the car shadow should be matched with the original scene

[Clifton Santiago]

Looks good. As mentioned, try using a real 3d car...

Where in London is this house? On millionaire mile?

[ARK_3D_bureau]

actually I dont know where in London it is, but it's pretty big

[Clifton Santiago]

My flat would fit inside the new porch on the front of this house...

[ARK_3D_bureau]

ha ha ha mine to

[MHenry]

Nice Photo Match. I agree with the comments about the RPC Car and RPCs in general.

[rpc212]

Vray displacement on the brick would be nice and break up the straight lines.

[Dynedain]

The camera matching is good, but in terms of design... that completely destroys the character of the house.