one day job

[digitalDan]

Great Work

Nice camera positioning - great materials & lighting. Hope the client
was satisfied !!!

Interested in how you did the people ? thanks in advance

[3dform]

Re: Great Work

Nice camera positioning - great materials & lighting. Hope the client
was satisfied !!!

Interested in how you did the people ? thanks in advance

Well usally I have sombody here that does it, but it was to late so I composed them by my self in Photoshop... we have a huge, mostly self-made, foto Library. Well, if I have more time I do this in combustion using the z-Layer, better color correction, use of 16-bit color depth and so on... But, no time...

robert

[skoklyo]

well, i dont know about the other things, but the people are just great, it's simply incredible how the enhance the realism of the renderings, especially the sitting woman in the first and the group in the lobby in the second picture ...
just unbelievable

[nlo]

12 hours?

i hope that does not include modelling!

was it done just by you or did you have some help?

btw: nice, professional work you did here. just the two guys on the left in
the top image are a bit too familiar...

[3dform]

12 hours?

i hope that does not include modelling!

was it done just by you or did you have some help?

btw: nice, professional work you did here. just the two guys on the left in
the top image are a bit too familiar...

You mean the 2 from the old lightscape library... I know Well, no time... that's the trouble.

Modelling was all done on that day except the chairs. I also modelled a shop, some back rooms and the upper floor, but then we lost so much time on the light, that I told my client that we only can do 2 images...

Well, after 8 years in the 3D bussiness I'm quit fast in modelling.

I had no help on that day... The all left me alone...

robert

[Syclone1]

nice work indeed

-dave

[nlo]

hmmm, so everthing in just a day..

at least if there is only one day the clients cannot make too many changes.
(did i mention how much i hate changing and remodeling...)

i think i've got to get more efficient...

one more question: how did you get the nice sky reflection on your
outdoor windows. thats something i always struggle with...

greetz.

[The Runner]

Excellent work for a day job.

Wonder how much you charge for that?
You don't have to oblige to that question.

I'm a newbie in using vray.Can you share what kind of setting you used for vray rendering?

Thanks

[cocolas]

REALLY great work!!!! especially for ONE freaking day....damn!!!

same question as nlo: the sky reflection and glass mat if you could share settings.....

thanks, and once again great work.


paul.

[dejaVu]

Excellent work under extreme circumstances...congrats

[3dform]

Well, if there would have been only a little more time...

The client was a small architektual studio in our neighbourhood, so we did only charge them a single day. We wouldn't have done this with others, because we need to survive and are not interest to be as cheap as bulgarians.

The glass Material is a little special, I have done a lot tests before using it. Well, I'm not totaly happy with Vray concerning glas. FR was much better there and produced less errors. Anyhow, the class is missing an environment map. I had the photos ready, but to stick them togehter, turn it to a light map and do a view test-rendering would have cost at least 2 hours... no time, sorry.

We are planning to do a open material libary as soon as we got enough time. Unfortunaly in the past, some students have taken a lot of our knowledge (I have done some articles and was really open speaking about our technics) and took some clients from us. They can be chaep with there illegal software, homeoffice etc. But we are professionals. So, I always get troubles from our manager if I'm telling to much so be patient...

robert