straight design

[deneb26]

hi there

here's something new i wanted to show. not much to say as the usual
LWF method (with vraysun/sky/cam) and some decent post.
hope ya like it.
cheers
ale

[peterguthrie]

lovely render!

possibly the chromatic abberation is a tad strong - I find the green fringe to the panton chairs a bit distracting! Otherwise no other crits, good job!

if you are going for the whole realistic photograph thing, how about some barrel distortion, and slightly stronger vignetting? and introduce a little bit of grain?

I found an interesting article on the web somewhere once about introducing grain from a scan of a b&w blank negative........ here it is http://www.prime-junta.net/pont/How_...te.html?page=5 - lower down the page there is a link to a high res scan of some Kodak Tmax 400.

[bob-cat]

Wow, absolutely brilliant, wouldn't change a thing.

I love the simplistic "uncluttered" style.
I was once under the opion that by adding more into the scene (bits of furniture, knik knaks etc.) would produce a more realistic image but quite the reverse.

I think good/creative camera angles fantastic lighting and materials is the key, which is what you have done!
Of course you have to have a good design to start with and a client that is flexible.

[siliconbauhaus]

mmmmmmm...very nice

[visumporec]

Nice work ale

[pixelstudio]

very stylish!! good work m8.
what are those green lines below the chair?

[Candelero]

Very nice... love it !

Why the Chromatics ?

Best regards,
nikki Candelero

[sv]

I really like this.
good stuff.

[renderoo]

Wow! amazing as always.
I love how you get the white crispness to your images.

[dellis]

Very clean...great image!

[rivoli]

very good as always. not fond of the chromatic aberration either though, you're images are too clean and perfectly crafted for that kind of artifact. doesn't seem to add anything in terms of "photographic reality" to me, as suggested vignetting and grain might work much better.
humble opinion of course.

[deneb26]

a big 'thank you' to all of you and thanks for the link.
yeah, now as i look at it once more i find the chrom.-abbe. exaggerated.
for the next pics maybe i let it out completely.
thanks again and a nice evening
ale

[MHenry]

Very nice!

[theedge]

Very lovely image you did !
I have a question about that chromatic aberration effect : is it done straight out of vray by some physcam option I'm not aware of, or through some plugin in postprocessing ?

[priad]

Love it great render!!!