Casa JV

[arqestevez1]

This is the first proposal of another house in wich i'm working.
I also attach the original pictures. Comments are welcome
I used version 1.49.01, wich has happened to work much better, by the way

[sebekf]

Re: Casa JV

brilliant photo matching .
couldn't find any mistake.
I would say that the new house is already build.
nice work .

[40th]

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Good work!
but i think it can be better... :
The lightning i.e. the brightness and the shadow's darkness can be matched a little more.
The edge where the building meets the ground is too clean/perfect for reality.
The cables from the real photo are misleading. I suggest either clean/erase them in ps or to continue the in front of the building (also ps).
Adding reflections.
Another thing that can upgrade these Photomatches is planting sky maybe with some clouds
2nd image i would burn a little the corner that stands in front of the sun position.

Overall very clean and nice renders!

[arqestevez1]

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hey what's up guys.
thank you both for your comments.
you're right 40th. i haven't seen that client for the review, i´m almost sure i will have to make another proposal. i will try to make it better next time! ;D

[KELPER]

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It looks great, I think that the only that I will ad beside the already comments is work a little in PH and use a little brushes to ages the side of the house, is too clean for the surroundings... for the rest great work.

Gonzalo.

[arqestevez1]

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hey what's up :P
really gotta learn how to do that with photoshop.
meanwhile, here's the image that i printed for the client

[teofas]

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Hey omar very nice output of the images for the client my favorite one is the one looking to the sky looks artistic, nice work bro, i have some feedback on how to achieve a better result for photmatch, first try to take better quality photos, maybe if you dont have a good camara you can ask a friend for one, cause the renders looks very clean and the photo has a lot of noise, and that dosent helps to macht it so good, also add some curtains normals or venecian style on the windows to add realism, some components like exterior lighs (they dont need to be on) the house number, mailbox, etc just to add realism, and the reflection on windows you can take a photo of the surrounds of the lot and add them in ps, also add some shadows or stronger dark lines where the render blends wih the houses nearby. All this are things i do and make me have succes with my photomatches, hope this tips will help you to achieve more realism, they are small things to do, but they set the difference from good to very good...see ya bro

[arqestevez1]

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hey dude!
do you know what?, you're totally right. i´ll add those details for the final proposal, i swear, i had not thought about the mailbox nor the number, but that's a good idea.
i did try to make it blend, pictures were taken with the cellphone, wich takes good pictures, but in this case, the sun was behind the building and that makes everything more complicated.
glad you liked the "looking to the sky image"
see you around

[40th]

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The look to the sky is also my favorite ;D

[holmes1977]

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Agree with what everyone has said.

But in all...... great renders. Ive tried to do a photomatch before. I found it so hard and I had terrible results.
Look forward to seeing more of this. Good effort.

[arqestevez1]

Re: Casa JV

jojojo, the client also liked that one, but the new proposal won't be good in that angle :P... i'll post the correction tomorrow!

[derek_bandit]

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Omar, wow , impressive renders, presentation layouts and the design of the house,utilise the entire site, Agree with Teo on the renders, good input & tips from Teo. he always got a great eye for Architecture & renders.

happy rendering

D

[arqestevez1]

Re: Casa JV

hello guys.
well, here's the first correction. comments are absolutely welcome.

[arqestevez1]

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the other view... :P

[stefanq]

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Good work, Omar! The only thing that spoil the realism, is the way the white left wall meet the real photo. I'm thinking you could add something with the clone stamp tool, just to break that perfect line. But I'm totally nob at photoshop, so I'm just guessing here.. :-[
Cheers!

PS I love the way you add dirt to the wall......that's finesse