interior hotel in Oaxaca

I show my to them completes image is interior hotel in Oaxaca, México… soon posting more interiors… :smile:

Awesome!!! I would make the TV screen slightly reflective though…just to see a bit of the room.

Very nice indeed!!

Although I would have thought the shadows from the lattice/honeycomb kinda looking thing would have been a bit more soft/blurry after travel such a distance. They still look razor sharp to me.

I like the picture on the wall :smile:

very nice. i do agree about the shadows.
I like the trubridge sling - go the kiwi designers!

very nice although the only thing I would try and do is either put a bit more light in the scene or increase the subdivs on the sunlight to reduce some of the grain. With some blurry shadows as well this will look excellent!

possibly add some items on the cabinet/shelf on the right near the foreground also but nice work!

your link is down

all good now.
I agree with Daforce, you need a slight area shadow from the lattice.

Nice did you do this or did you steal it from someone elses site? You have multiple images on your site that were done by other people, obviously you stole these images and are passing off as your own!

Anyone know of what legally we can do to get rid of these type of people??

See thread - http://www.chaosgroup.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=13617

Regards Peter.

I’m not sure I understand what you are saying? You may want to respond to the link I posted.

Taking other peoples images and posting on your site, if not illegal in your country, is morally unexceptable.

If you are trying to say it was a test, I don’t buy it. You have posted your web page on all of your posts and it is available to be seen by anyone with access to the www. You also post a dollar amount to produce these images.

I guess Zuliban is a friend, or so you say. Is dejaVU also a friend and do you have writen permission to display his work, as your own?

It is illegal in most of North America!

Again I urge you to respond to the link I posted. You are obviously a registered USER of Vray as you wouldn’t be able to post otherwise. I would be concerned of legal issues if I were you as it may not be illegal, which I doubt, in Mexico but in other countries in which access is available to your site it is and may result is some very serious legal issues.

Regards Peter.

ah ok I understand Peter… I recognize my error when not requesting the necessary permissions… was morally incorrect :sweat_smile: … asi I even invite to see imagenes to you of my Web site… :smile:

How could you not realise that this was morally unacceptable? :evil: :?: :!:

is the page dedicated to illustrating the quality of imagery that can be produced using Vray or is it aimed at promoting your own work and possibly gaining some clients?

I would get permission ASAP or at least clearly state the author and their contact details. I’m surprised you havnt done this already considering everyones reaction …

Ok i forgot to refresh, you have changed it now. Good move

Anyway, your work is actually very good IMO so there is no need to show other peoples work on the imob page unless you clearly state the author and dont mind promoting their work instead of your own.

The only unfinished business is your disgracefull words to TRG who’s work is clearly some of the best on the forum (have a look at all of his recent posts)

concidering he used the coptright symbol and thename imob then it means he is claiming copyrights on all images as his (which we know they are not)

Stupid is as stupid does! :lol:

Seriously though, I wonder how he could not understand it was wrong to post others works on his page! :roll:

Pretty pathetic and then he rips TRG! What a douche :!: :!: :!:

And the guy says he is an architect in his profile! He can’t be serious when he says that he didn’t know he was wrong for stealing others work!? I can’t imagine being an architect and not understanding the basic of basics of intellectual law. :roll:
Wow :!: :!: :!:

2500-5000 pesos for the exteriors and a quick curreny conversion on Google results in around $250-$500 per image! I’d go broke but I don’t know the cost of living there. Anyone outside of the U.S. care to comment on similiar prices around the world?

I saw $150 per view (in India)…I don’t remenber the webpage but the link was in CGarchitect

i know one guy who charge us$120 in singapore
(he came to singapore from far away land and i don’t really want to mention where he comes from) and messed up the market price here.
his work is nice, almost very good, and cheap.

i don’t know how he can survive with that rate ,and how he paid for the equipment and software…maybe pirated…maybe not.
but he’s fast… do things like mass production…he can finish 6 rendering in one day. anyway, he’s using form-z

Seriously, these people don’t understand economics and don’t understand they are going to drive the industry into the ground! You help no one, including yourself, when you price things really low.

Can you say cutting ones own throat in order to cut others! Really pathetic!

What will he do when he has to buy new computers, software etc.! Maybe like you said it is all pirated! Maybe you should call him up and ask him. A little pressure on people like this never hurts as they have to expect it when they are low balling everyone else to scoop clients!

If anything prices should be increasing not decreasing! Inflation, complexity of software, education, business costs, etc, etc, etc . . .

Anyway, just find ways to make your work more beneficial to the client and he will burn out with his super low prices as he grinds his nose right through the grind stone, so to speak!

You help no one, including yourself, when you price things really low.

agreed. it causes more work for everyone and reduces quality - just like when everyone started to learn HTML the better designers often left the industry or got pushed out because of cheaper labor. It is the same as the ‘dot bomb’ syndrome.

I think the only solution is governments need to hold corporations/companies somehow liable for who they outsource work too. Kind of like companies in the US employing ‘sweatshops’ overseas.