Recent animation project (VIZ)

[zerofractal]

the resolution is 720x480, but the pixel ratio fises the stretching part.

On this project the following 4 ppl were involved:

1 Modeler for the exteriors
1 Modeler for the Interiors (Architecture)
1 Modeler for the Interiors (Organic stuff and furniture0
1 Animation, Lighting person, editing (the vray guy )

[andrius]

hmmm, I'm still not clear. What pixel aspect/image aspect do you use in order not to get a streched frame? 1.35 for image aspect and .9 for pixel aspect???

what am I missing?

[zerofractal]

The following data should output DVD compilant widescreen NTSC video:

image size: 720x480
pixel aspect: 1.18

Hope it helps!

[doriziofilho]

i liked very much... your job is great...
congratulations...
and music... talk about... author and more...
i lijed very very much

[mike.edel]

great work,
i really like your lighting and the interiors

one point tho (with both virtual tours):
i have a problem with the camera moving sideways quite often.
in a "real" shot you would almost never use those moves, since its quite uncomfortable to look into a different direction than the one you are moving at. especially given the fact your tours try to mimic the point of view of a visitor.
he never would look left while walking forward at that speed.

other than that i like it a lot

mike

[zerofractal]

great work,
i really like your lighting and the interiors

one point tho (with both virtual tours):
i have a problem with the camera moving sideways quite often.
in a "real" shot you would almost never use those moves, since its quite uncomfortable to look into a different direction than the one you are moving at. especially given the fact your tours try to mimic the point of view of a visitor.
he never would look left while walking forward at that speed.

other than that i like it a lot

mike

Thanks for the note. I'll keep it in mind

[jacksc02]

Zerofractal, fantastic work!

One question for you, what are you irradiance map settings? I realise you render this out first, I am just trying to find out your settings and which method of irradiance map saving you use.

Thanks
Chris Jackson
cj@arcad.co.nz
www.arcad.co.nz

[zerofractal]

maps rendered 1 every 10th frame in medium (50 hsubdivs, 50 interp samples). Animated objetcs done in separate passes with medium animation single frame

[andrius]

Just wondering what your average time per frame was for the interiors???

[benino69]

Fantastic work...


What did you use for secondary bounce ? Photon ?

[zerofractal]

average interior frames were rendered at 15 minutes, escept for the kitchens where the glossy refelctions can pull up render times to 1 hours or so. This times are on dual athlons.

Regarding the lighting interiors all are photon mapped + irradiance mapped (prerendered @ 10 frames, multiframe incremental)