Another kitchen

[Paul Oblomov]

For some known brand.

We said, it looks okay, for a 8sec shot, presenting three "boxes" (fridge, oven etc...) and a gas cooker hob.

What's ur thoughts ?

[stevesideas]

I think it lacks atmosphere. To me it needs some more contrast in the scene...maybe a brighter light source from the left as if a light is coming into the kitchen.. Clean modelling....

[Paul Oblomov]

Sure. It straight from render. But you know all these aniso surfaces... where it comes to brightness it become very bright, so you don't see aniso beauty (sure we add this in post).

[stevesideas]

Im not sure I would just leave it to post...I would personally add a light to the scene rather than relying on just post work..Also, if you are using VFB you should be able to adjust the exposure and still see the antistropic effects...

[Paul Oblomov]

Some product closeup...

[Mikokariadis]

Great quality render work. I can see how this will pop with some color grading.

[Paul Oblomov]

Thx.

Agency made some... comments on previously approved work (as usually) and now it looks much much more lighter

Rendering now... it's too bad, that there's nothin' u can do about overriding material reflection with f.e. a hdr image. Or excluding object from reflection for a material... Especially, when you have small renderfarm

[Paul Oblomov]

Done.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFQWsgaRSDQ

[plastic_]

cool...but the watermark is very distracting...looks like some render artefact.

[alias_marks]

Great image, my only comment would be to add some variation to the cabinet textures. To me they're all reading as one large wood map spanning across all the cabinets (in spite of the reveals between them). I might move the uvw maps a bit on each cabinet face to add some variation and 'random ness' a bit.

Otherwise nice work, great color, and excellent detail modeling.

[Paul Oblomov]

Thx

Texture is a mix between generated and real one. They are all different.

[alias_marks]

I guess what I meant was is that the grain patterns seem to match up even across the reveal gaps which wouldn't really happen in the real world I think* (vertically is probably fine, but horizontally seems weird)

but we're splitting hairs here it's a great image and just thought I'd share the one thing that jumped out to me that raised my 'this is a rendering and not real' flag