not the 3ds max teapots 
3ds max for modeling and vray for render
image its big (417kb) please be patient 
Wow, Very nice! everything is 3D? again Wow!
everything is perfect…but you could lessen that glare on the right wood panel..
looks very sexy zuliban, how much post do you use … you seem to get a lot of nice contrast.
Very nice image zuliban!
There are some artifacts below the handle that I’m sure you can fix. Also the white level seems to be clamped at around 210, giving the image a grey look. Did you use color mapping to keep the cupboard door and the wood wall from blowing out? The problem with that is that the highlights on the glass and metals are dulled. Maybe a better solution would be to adjust the lighting or materials some?
Here’s a quick Levels and Gamma adustment in Photoshop. I know some areas blow out, but look at the difference on the glass and metal.
Aldo Rossi teapots rulez! 8)
the texture/illumination work is super! 
great work! 
nice, the IOR on the table maybe looks a little off?
I’d really like to see some wires of this scene. It looks like photo to me.
Wow, How about posting a screen grab of your settings. Was this photons?
egz my monitor its too dark it from the age of 1998 LOL so i just open phptoshop add-50 in bright i really dont know how the other people is looking the image heres a wire and shader.
btw im using not direct 3d or open gl my iamge have too much polys that i cant hand them in those im using heidi
egz my monitor its too dark it from the age of 1998 LOL so i just open phptoshop add-50 in bright i really dont know how the other people is looking the image
Hehe, that explains the clamping then
:shock:
wow, so real…
Ill ask you again about those textures, the wall and wood look awesome. Could you perhaps show the rest of the scene?
natty- i dont use photoshop after the scene i only use it to bright or dark my scene compared to others monitors mine is too dark-
gadzooks- no its not an interior i didnt use photons i think settings dont work here its just the modeling and reflection here but here are the principal settings i used 90 and 0 for irradiance and exponential mapping
catmull antialiasing.
egz- lol ill buy a monitor in these week any recomendation btw i think your monitor is also a little dark im watchin my scene in my friends monitor and it looks ok .
dusan- what do you mean by rest of scene O.O?
OMG!!!
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Zuliban, que computadora tienes?
WHat system you used?
i dont have a good one because im saving for a good one
i have a hp 512 ram 128 mb ati radeon p4 2.6
i want a boxx workstation xDDD
Hey Zublian
Looks terrific!
(What did you use to crate the reflections? Is it all modeled or a hdri?)
cheers
marc
I normally dont go so far into critiquing images, but this is sooo close to being photoreal to me that I couldn’t resist. I hope youll take them in mind.
1. This looks a little odd to me..Is it moulding? and what is the black line in there? I might just have took it all the way up the image.
2. These are the weakest part of the image. They look like your trying for anistropic reflections, but they aren’t receiving the same nice lighting the rest of the image is. maybe a nice subtle bump would help as well.
3. The bottom of the cabinet seems to just disappear into the bottom. See the other wall and how it does not.
4. Im not sure what these are, but they give a confusion to the image because they are too black and lack any definition.
5. Not sure here, but the shadows look mangy to me. I could be wrong on this one.
Over all Id add some very subtle wear to the items. those corners on the wood paneling just looks tooo perfect. same with the glossy floor (or whatevevr you want to call it.) The same with the specular for the black handles… too perfect…
Anyways, other than the other crits, this is an amazing image, surpassed only by its further potential!
percy
egz- lol ill buy a monitor in these week any recomendation btw i think your monitor is also a little dark im watchin my scene in my friends monitor and it looks ok .
My monitor is calibrated regularily since I do a lot of print work and need to see colors correctly, so I don’t think it’s dark. If you look at the histogram of your image in the levels dialogue in Photoshop you will see that you have lots of clamping going on.
If you’re looking for a good color-accurate monitor I would recommend the LaCie Electron Blue IV 22", these are great monitors that used to cost three times as much just a few years ago.
ZULIBAN…
I dont believe it !!!
is photo or a render??? jejejeje
please more , more ,more renders !!!
teach us !!! MASTER !!!
Tu trabajo esta con toda su puta madre k (asi se dice por aca en el norte)!!!
felicidades !!!
I would like to see some renders (interiors and exteriors) of your work
nomas pa variar !!! jejejej
!!! VIVIA MEXICO CA… !!!
Very nice realism.
And by the way: it’s a Micheal Graves waterketel, not an Aldo Rossi in sight.
A problem with giving a critique on an up-close and very realistic image like this is not that it’s hard. It’s easy to point out the things that seem wrong in the image. The hard part is fixing these things to make it even better. I think it’s amazing how much patience you must have Zuliban.
Keep it up.
Marc