A bathroom image for new building product.
This one I did for fun, but the other views can be seen at the link below. I ended up animating between the views including the close ups, and then rendered out each colour combination to make up the 100s of images you see there.
http://www.tvshowhomes.co.nz/horizontool/horizon_lining.html
realy nice done!
there’re some lags in the changings though.
but renderings are really great!
I was thinking you could have done the color changes in Photoshop but then the bounce light from the different colors wouldn’t be there. Sounds like a lot of renderings. Looks good, well done.
Very impressive work ! Congrats !
I like the way you showed the details.
Is this all build in Flash for the web ?
Best regards,
nikki Candelero
Excellent Image! I love the interactive site aswell.
Yeah…how the hell did you do that? Great images by the way!
Thanks for everone’s positive feedback! It was a bit tricky, but luckily we had some really talented flash guys in our team.
Basically all flash and xml.
There may be some lag for those of you on the other side of the world, as the site is hosted in NZ.
Keep it coming!
Al
great images dude!
keep working
its a shame that the “change view” animation is always the same. Changing the view with your selected colour would have been much nicer.
This would have been a lot of rendering!! We were unfortunately given a tight time frame to complete the project!
Al did a fantastic job with the time he had to create this!
Excellent work
just saw this
http://randomcontrol.com/index.php?option=com\_content&view=article&id=61&Itemid=88
just in case you get another project that requires hundreds of different colour options
wish vray could do this
yeah well in the time it takes to setup a “swap” session you could have rendered 1000vray frames.
great job.
in the first image of tap and sink (not your link) there is a really cool effect on the image, like gentle reds and blue not focus and its given a very realistic feeling.
can you share with us the process ?
thanks man.
btw this sink cost 100 euro. 
Chromatic Aberration.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromatic\_Aberration
A program called Adobe Lightroom can do this.
Congrats, great work and very nice ideas.
Beautiful images and I’m sure a great deal of work. I’m looking to do a configurator for the furntiure company I work for in the near future. How many different renders did you have to do for the application? They don’t seem to believe me when I try to explain the process.
Around 500 images. And this is not a large colour selector by any means!
Thanks Tim. Again, nice work.