2nd and Tylor

[glorybound]

Here is a project I am wrapping up. It went smoothly and is coming out nicely. Any comments to make it better would be great. This is a client proof, so it is a little noisy. It rendered in around 3 minutes at 4K, so I can deal with a little noise. The noise was gone with denoiser, but I was getting artifacts in the reflections.

[Syclone1]

Cool beans, you got it to post a large image looks great

[glorybound]

Yes, they Chaos guys wrenched under the hood and fixed something I guess.

[sheehan_partners_nm]

The left tree is flying! : )

[glorybound]

Dagnabit! I saw that, but forgot to correct it.

[Bruce Hart]

The first thing that caught my eye was the dude in the blue shorts running on the road. Perhaps get rid of him. Other than that - nice job

[glorybound]

The first thing that caught my eye was the dude in the blue shorts running on the road. Perhaps get rid of him. Other than that - nice job

Nobody ever likes him

[Nearl]

Nobody ever likes him

Maybe desaturated his shorts...and then hide him behind a really large shrub

There seems to be a odd horizontal line on the trunk of the trees half way up. Does the trunk have two bark materials?

Nice work!

[rikou]

The first thing that caught my eye was the dude in the blue shorts running on the road. Perhaps get rid of him. Other than that - nice job

all those kind of pose in this series are absolutely unnaturals !

[glorybound]

Yeah, but they are the best I have found. I can add a little motion blur, which usually helps.

[rikou]

Yes, they are really good except those who are "running"....
well, I'm not sure if MB could help... could be more unatural with MB !

[armilla]

Looks great Bobby, nice work!

What's your lighting set-up, an HDRi in a Domelight with BF/LC?

I'm impressed that it rendered at 4k in 3 mins. Out of interest, what AA settings and Noise Threshold are you using?

Cheers,

Andrew.

[thablanch]

Looks nice, well framed and lit.
One comment on 'construction', the top row of brick, installed vertically, seems pretty long. (Could be feasible, but the look like too long bricks compared to the other ones)
One comment about general set-up, there is kind of an inverted perspective effect. I understand that the verticals are straight, but there is still a 'feeling' that the top of the building is bigger than the bottom, giving the impression of a bottom vanishing. It is quite subtle, but caught my attention
People are quite well integrated.

[glorybound]

The scenes light setup is an HDRI with a V-Ray Sun. I did notice that top row of bricks; it's actually two rows. I'll have to work on that. For setting. I used V-Ray defaults, basically. I haven't touched V-Ray setting for a year.

[armilla]

Thanks Bobby, good to know.