betafence complex viz

architectural design made by www.8dna.com
3d by me :slight_smile:
what do you think?

and at night :

I’m geussing its 3d put into photos. Looks VERY good to me.

yes those are original pictures:

again I think you did an excellent job! Teach me master!

nice work, maybe it me but the cars in the 2nd pic seem a bit small for the distance of them relative to the junction.

I think everything is way out of proportion. Take a look at the fence and the height of the grass, or the seize of the road sign in the second image compared to the size of the cars…
I think everything should be twice as big at least :eyes:

But that’s the only critique I have. They look good aside from that :slight_smile:

I think they’re really good. I disagree there is a size issue although i can see what the others are saying. I dont think the grass or roadsign are very good indicators of scale as how do you know what size they are in the first place. The grass is clearly overgrown and the sign could just be massive. The perspective is deceptive.

Photo Montage

Bravo… very well done!

hmmm… I used vray cam and took al the data from the real camera that the pictures were taken with. Anwayw I will tell you what I did so if I made mistake someone can tell me what I did wrong. Real images were taken with Canon EOS 400D. with 18 mm focal length so in vray cam I set same focal length and the film gate to match EOS 400D I set to 28.4 (it’s sensor size is 1.8" so it’s 28.400 diagonally so this is why I set it to 28.4) maybe here I made mistake? I don’t knwo the architecture fit very nicelly. It’s quite loooong project so meybe this is why it creates this illusion of wrong scale. But as I said I’m not 100% sure if I choose right film gate for vray cam to match Canon one.

Wish i knew the answer to that. The only input i have is that when ive done montages in the past ive sometimes had to multiply either the physcam film gate or focal length by something like 1.4 or 1.5 to get it to match the real camera, i dont know why, its second hand advice.

I believe you still need to apply the 1.6 focal length cropping factor for the smaller sensor on the 400d. So even though your using the 18mm lense I think its acting like a 28.8mm lens. I could be wrong though, just something to consider.

Maybe vlado could clear it up. It would be good to knwo how to set up correclty vray cam if you have photgraph taken with digital camera and want to photomatch correctly.

Why such a weird histogram? A lot of detail is lost in the midtones.

That is true, they are not very good indicators. But take a look at his reference pictures.
When I first looked at the renders, I felt like something was odd. In the first picture I found the gras rather high compared to the fences…
Then, when I saw the reference picture, I realized why that was. The grass has a “normal” height when you see it in the original picture, but looks the size of Bamboo in the render.

hi

nice compositing, good work, but building looks like very long, but i`m now how hard is set 3d to not good photo.

good luck

and srry for my english dudes ! :slight_smile:

nice renders and nice post but glow for me is too big :slight_smile:

Something is definitely wrong with the scale. Look at the truck at the far right of the first picture - compared to the trees behind it either the truck is about 3 feet tall or the trees are about 200 feet tall. I also am having serious doubts that the building can fit in the clearing that’s evident in the original photo - it just looks too big for that site. I’d also either add in some background trees or change the sky to blue so the building doesn’t blend into the sky so much.

The second on is harder to pin down but I doubt those cars could make the size tire tracks that are visible in the foreground. Also, I think you need to edit the background a bit to remove the trees from the center. In your montage it looks like the trees are growing out of the building, not sitting behind it.

heyhey

He this project is in my hometown around the corner.
When is this all going to happen (building i mean)

heyyy… that’s nice !