AUS Interior

[Pionier]

bloody nice actually

[leandro_cs]

can you show material settings?

would like to share a few settings for the fabric material??

Sure, here we go:

Great job how long it take for every shot?

Yeah would like to know render times too.

Between 1 and 2 hours per image on a core2quad.

[marcoz]

very grateful for share it!,if it's not too much, can you tell more about the lighting?

[leandro_cs]

very grateful for share it!,if it's not too much, can you tell more about the lighting?

It's quite simple.

A dome light with a HDR map from Peter Guthrie. (Default intensity, Invisible ticked, Image Gamma:0.9)
Background is just a JPG file. (Mapping Type: Screen, This could be done in post production too, but I prefer this way)
Interior lights are spots with IES data from Erco. (Color: Temperature 2500K)

[marcoz]

I tried also to lighting with hdri but too much noise , ,i don't understand why you said domelight, but in the pics below i see an hdri in the background not in domelight ,

[marcoz]

excuse me i'm confused ,Any way once time i used Vray blender an i rember noise was not a problem with dome light but now i'm not able to use it,very slow time render and lot of noise,

[leandro_cs]

I tried also to lighting with hdri but too much noise , ,i don't understand why you said domelight, but in the pics below i see an hdri in the background not in domelight ,

No, you're wrong (watch out the botton orange arrow).
The hdr is inside the "LIGHT_dome" node, this node is used by the hemi light (equivalent to a domelight in blender).
Domelight is noisier, but has a more precise and pleasant GI result.
I prefer the noise produced by domelight (easy to remove) than the light splotches produced by background.

[marcoz]

So you removed the fireflies in postproduction?Have you a particular attention to the reflectivity and glossiness of material?I have seen some tutorial of great 3d artist, but seems hard have realistic materials in reasonable time.

[marcoz]

for example in the render of this thread the material of the wall have reflectivity?

[leandro_cs]

So you removed the fireflies in postproduction?

No, I go down with Image Sampler Threshold until the quality is good enough to me.

but seems hard have realistic materials in reasonable time.

There is no magic, If you have a material with reflectivity and glossiness<80 surely you'll need more samples than simple clay material.
I use render elements (Reflection, Refraction, GI, etc...) to identify the source of the noise, and solve the problem locally instead of just raising subdivisions everywhere.

[Stugys]

thank you for information, can I ask wood material screenshot?

[leandro_cs]

thank you for information, can I ask wood material screenshot?

Sure!

[marcoz]

What i can do for use render element in blender Leandro?