C&C are welcome
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How did you light that one…reminds me of lightscape.
This is nice work!
Parabéns.
ps- My only crtc. would go to that purple colour, a bit strong.
nobody more?
Correct your verticals.
hi man…
how may do vertical lines???
All good Architectural photography have correct verticals.
If you use a standard camera with a different height for the target than that of the camera it causes converging verticals, which in severe cases make the building appear almost triangular.
In the real word to correct this a photographer would use a Shift lens by raising the lens panel vertically, relative to the film plane, and not tipping the camera.
I generally use a wide angled camera with the target at the same height as the camera and then crop or use the Technical camera modifier that can be downloaded. Sorry I cant remember where I downloaded it.
you don´t understand…
if in picture the bulding already with 3 point of perspective, how can i make de building with vertical lines?
i have wich do model agree with my picture…
i dont understand you…
just use photoshop transform.
3ds max6 can correct verticals: put your viewport in camera-view, then right-click on the viewport. So you can add the camera-modifier that can permit you to control the verticals. This kind of modifier isn’t present on control panel. If you use max 5 there’s a script around to manage verticals…
Ciao Valerio
Holyghost…
i know this tools…
but if i do this
i wiil have on correcte building inside one picture wich dont have…
i dont know wich you are want tell me…
i have to do one building with vertical lines into picture wich dont have vertical lines???
:roll:
correct it in poposhop..
regards
S.Wolf
this photo is all i have to do job… i dont achieve do other becouse the building are 200 km of me…
i have to do in this picture…
when i posted this job, i never think wich critcis will are of picture and no of my model and my lights…
i think wich has one thing wrong… or me or i dont know…
excuse me…
hello folks, i guess you all are missunderstooding dorizio image… i ask you, how can he correct vertical lines if they are in the real photo? when we do a photomontage, its intended to put 3d in a way wich it fit the photo, so if the photo have paralaxe effect , thus, 3d will have too. I know that when we do a new image , its important to avoid vertical lines, but if he had done in this photo, things will be really weird because buildings in the photo will be different from 3d building. What do you think about it?
I have done a quick correction of the verticals of your image. I am not sure how to post to this forum but will be glad to send the image to you ?
Regards
N
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send me no problem please
doriziofilho
When I send to your email it gets bounced back - do you have an alternative email?
N
geez give him a break about converging verticals. its not that big of a deal imo.
I think its a very good rendering. The blue color is maybe a little too strong for the rest of the image, but other than that I like it a lot.
Agree with last post. It may not be interesting architecturally, but it’s definitely quite coorect in terms of light and viewpoint. and the non verticallity may give at least some strength to the building by reinforcing it’s height compared to the rest of the neigborhood.
Thanx for 2 last post…
when i posted my job here, i wait for answers like are this is same 2 last post wich i wish read…
i work in model for 2 weeks and waste 4 days study lights and materials…
the picture was sendee to me for one guy…
i have to work with picture…
thanx…