Interior renderings [2]

[stupendousman_dk]

Hi again, thanks for the replies on the last post. I have a little more i'd like to show:

First one "Golf house"

http://www.3d-animation.dk/files/pal...lfhuset_01.jpg
http://www.3d-animation.dk/files/pal...lfhuset_02.jpg
http://www.3d-animation.dk/files/pal...lfhuset_03.jpg

Second "Beach house"

http://www.3d-animation.dk/files/pal...ndhuset_01.jpg
http://www.3d-animation.dk/files/pal...ndhuset_02.jpg
http://www.3d-animation.dk/files/pal...ndhuset_06.jpg

http://www.3d-animation.dk/files/pal...ndhuset_03.jpg
http://www.3d-animation.dk/files/pal...ndhuset_04.jpg
http://www.3d-animation.dk/files/pal...ndhuset_05.jpg

And a short sequence used for a TV commercial (though they kind of ruined it, the advertising company made it look really redneck and amatuerish afterwards but that i won't show):
http://www.3d-animation.dk/files/pal...lmcity_add.mov

Here is a morning-day-evening-cycle too:
http://www.3d-animation.dk/files/pal...mcity_comp.mov

Whole project, about 14 days of work. Houses are sold as is on a Golf-Course in Denmark as vacation-houses.

[SonOfNimrod]

the morning to evening cycle movie is really good. =)

[giraffe]

I love the interiors. so realistic lighting. congrats! pls tell us about ur workflow

[stupendousman_dk]

@Giraffe:

Workflow - of course all the basic stuff, reading CAD drawings, modellering, AD etc... renderwise the animations where done using linear workflow and stills rendered using more advanced settings and rendered in different passes to comp it like this in Photoshop. The skies are photos in stillls, otherwise everything 3D rendered.

Hope this answars your question

[giraffe]

thanks for reply.
do you render direct and GI light seperately? which layers you aminly render seperate?

[stupendousman_dk]

No actually in this case I have rendered out a completepass + z-depth + occlusion and then comped it in PS using a few plugins for highligths/specular bloom.

For the video we ran a linear approuch for colormapping to stay "normal" so to say.

The timelapse has animated Shutter, Iso and VraySun linked to a regular animated daylight system within MAX.

[stevesideas]

Great scenes. Love the morning/evening cycle, looks very realistic.