old-style apartement

[tom182]

Beautiful work dened26, love that clean crisp look,
much post work done?

Tom

[deneb26]

hi Tom

here are 2 of the renders right out of max:





maybe i'll post some early wips of the project, if wanted.
greez
ale

[voltron7]

Thanks for the info, and again, great images!

[deneb26]

ok, what the heck, here are some wips

[voltron7]

Good attention to detail at door and window frames, as well as threshholds.

[visumporec]

Once again, floor is fantastic!

[giraffe]

hi
what are the steps you take in photoshop?
do you render different passes too?

[Pixelab]

I like the ceiling most

[SonOfNimrod]

very very very clean render, and not surprised at how the materials turned out considering how much effort went into them....

[TRGraphics]

Beautiful work!

[deneb26]

hi there

thanks for your kind words!

giraffe: i just render out the RGB-element. i'm looking into rendering elements if there's the need for it, but at the moment the RGB is enough.
in photoshop i duplicate the original layer and set it to screen/neg. multiply with a blend-amount that differs from scene to scene.
a third layer (also neg. multiply) is used for the blooming effect. this layer has a high contrast. after that i play around with color-variations of the original layer which gives me the 4th layer right above the original one, but with a blending/transparancy-value of about 10-20%.
then all layers are flettened to one. again some levels/contrast adjustments are made but that's pretty much all of the PS-work.
of course BG, or other non-CG things, are added before adjusting colors/contrast ect.

regards
ale

[giraffe]

hi
thanks for expaining me. thanks so much
what is (neg.multiply) ?

[deneb26]

hi giraffe

i'm using the german Photoshop and there is the blending option 'Negativ Multiplizieren'. i think it's the 'Screen'-mode in english.
hope this works for you.

regards
ale

[giraffe]

ohhh
understood now.

thanks a lot and I wish u nice time