No GI

[visumporec]

I am trying to simulate unibiased rendering like fry or maxwell using vray with dome light and one point light without GI.

Let me know what you think.

[palibebeh]

interresting approach.

Looks halfway between real photo with flashlight and a realtime game engine - sometjing like UE3 or D3 engine.
I kinda miss the soft shadows in the corners and concave areas - maybe a bit of a dirt layer?

[ene.xis]

definetly a dirt layer would add much more valueble details!

[tct70]

Cool............does look like a photo with a flash.

Would you explain the process in a little more detail if you get the chance.

[tom182]

I think it looks great, maybe a little less of a straight edge on the corner (Stone) that is near middle of picture.

Tom

[visumporec]

It was just quickly test with the last scene i've been posted.
Only dome light with color of white (little grey) + one point light slightly over camera in direction to fireplace illuminate the scene.
GI is turned off
I was trying to simulate photo with flash like unibiased render but this was quickly done in 9 min for 1200 x 800 px on X5355...
Not bad for vray!

[bakbek]

hmmm... but it looks bad, so what's the point? the previous images are so so so much better.

[tct70]

Surely it's "photo" realistic - although the photo from an instant camera.

[visumporec]

It is just a quick test without GI.
For me was a interresting and different approach to render.
It is what it is, nothing special...

[joconnell]

Yup - the unbiased renderers do use gi in this case so you'd need to use progressive path tracking to get a result like fry.

[ene.xis]

i double that...if ur goal is to compare with an unbiased renderer then u ll have to use GI...imo

[visumporec]

Yup - the unbiased renderers do use gi in this case so you'd need to use progressive path tracking to get a result like fry.

Yes I know that, it would be much, much better...