Interior - Bedroom

[Olli96]

Done with 3dsmax9 and VRay 1.5 RC3.

Render time was 45 minutes, the dof image took a bit longer because it was done with the vray cam and not in post production.

http://www.olli96.net/images/3d/Bedroom_lake_01.jpg
http://www.olli96.net/images/3d/Bedroom_lake_02.jpg

Olli

[siliconbauhaus]

lovely images there mate

[VKNT]

Very nice. Great overall detail. Well done!

[themaxxer]

these images are great and clean.
what are your settings? 45 minutes for such clean renderings, great!

best regards
themaxxer

[Olli96]

Thanks for the kind comments.

I used VRaySun and Sky, its the only light source in the scene.
Rendersettings are:
AA: Adaptive QMC 2/8 | Catmull-Rom
IR: Medium Preset | 50 HShp Samples | 25 Interpol. Samples
LC: 1200 | Size 0,01
Color Mapping: Reinhard | Burn value: 0,15
rQMC: 0,7 | 0,005 | 20 | 2

Rendered on a Dual Opteron 285.

Olli

[voltron7]

wow, very nice renderings! Nice work.

[crazy homeless guy]

i would do an override on the GI generated by the yellow pillows. maybe limit it to about 0.6.

[DaForce]

Very very nice.. DOF loks great!!

hahah althought they do look a little like evermotion scenes to me. ( i know they are not tho)

Top notch work. Well done

[GALACTUS]

Very nice indeed, like it a lot...What rez did you render it to?

[Olli96]

thanks for the kind comments.

the final output was 3500x2400. i cant say anything about the render time cause it was done over a network. the images i uploaded took 45 minutes, those were the last test renderings i was sending to the client before i rendered the large res.

[MHenry]

The first image is excellent! The plant leaves in the second image is kind of distracting IMO.

[chrisjacks21]

Great work mate - my only comment would be to brighten the background image, particularly in the 1st image.

[priad]

nice and clean work !!!

[cs_sean]

Very nice images. Did you use Vray Camera or Standard? If you used Vray Camera, could you share your settings?

[Olli96]

I used the VRayPhysicalCamera, settings can be found here: http://www.vizdepot.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6308