Optima Renderings

[robdsign]

Are my renderings photorealistic enough?

Please answer me!!!

PS sorry for my english!

[robdsign]

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Here there are some other of my renderings

[virtualv_cg]

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Great well done, can you upload or post your settings?
Post some more please?

[robdsign]

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Thanks!
I use Micha's tutorial setings, downloadable here:

http://asgvis.com/index.php?option=c...derby=2&page=2

remeber that these settings are good for light panel, if you want you can add a reflection layer with an HDRI for more reflection on the objects.

[virtualv_cg]

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Cool, did you change any of the settings, how many rectangle lights did you use and what HDRI map did you use?
Cheers
V

[robdsign]

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No, I don't change anything of the settings, but you have to uncheck "no decay" on the light panel options and increase the multyplier

[robdsign]

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Material testing with "standard cups".

Just a test to see the reactions of some materials in a particular environment

[robdsign]

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This is my last work...do you like it??
Please someone answer and make me some critics!!!

Thanks to all to watch my topic!!!

[fam_ark]

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Nice work!

Why did you use that checker material?
I would prefer a more discreet material because the focus is a lot more on the object then.
Someone who doesen´t know about rendering can not understand what you whant to show with this sourrounding!

The model and material looks pretty nice and the lighting as well, maybe a bit to bright in my eyes.

And the last thing what came on my mind when i saw your work was that some depth of field would improve the picture. If you focus the guitars body and the neck gets blurry it might be interesting.

Have a nice day!

Jonas

[robdsign]

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Hi Jonas, thanks for watching my works!!

I use a checker material because the totally white material that I use for test looks too "empty", I think that this backgroung emphasizes more the difference beetween the objects and all the rest...but it's just a personal impression...
..I've tried to set a good dept of field by override the focal distance of the camera, but I don't be able to set it very good...can you tell me if there is a good tutorial for this?

ThankS and have a nice day too!

[fam_ark]

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Hello,

the best tutorial i know is this:

http://asgvis.com/index.php?option=c...d=19&Itemid=57

made by micha!

You should work fine with this...if using a non physical camera.

best regards

Jonas

[robdsign]

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I all!!!
I made a little experiment with DOF and the exposure controll...
..I wanna thank fam_ark to tell me the relative tutorial link!!

Are you like it?!

[fam_ark]

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I like it ;D

[robdsign]

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Thank you Jonas!
If you now some other interesting tutorial, about rendering or still life photography, please tell me... ;D

[robdsign]

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This is my last DOF experiment...



Does someone like this kind of works?