Hello community this is my latest interior design, the pure of white de elegance of the blach and the happyness of the red in some details define this interior design.
wow dave…
i had already seen your work in my pc, wich has a really big screen, and i thought that you were improving, but now i’m not in my machine, and i see that your work looks pretty damn realistic…
in my pc i thought that you used too much chromatic aberration, but in this one it doesn’t look that way. i guess that every screen is going to give us a different result. and i also believe that you can not see that about chromatic aberration cause you have a regular size screen, but dude, the way i see it, you made a really great work…
i believe that if you make your renders a little more clean, you´ll be in the next level.
and i also think that you should use a noise filter (to reduce it) for the doff images… that grainy result seems to be an issue with doff, but that shot is still my favorite one.
congratulations.
Thanks my friend Omar really apreciate your comments, and the chromatic a. i used in the first image very small values how you can see, and coming from you one the best imo with dof in vray what do you advice in order to reduce noise in the dof image. Do i have to increase subdivision in the dof options?
skurl: thanks for your comments my friend, i used 1200x800 and im using vray 1.05 its not the lattest version. Im just waiting to the asgvis group to fix bugs and i will give it a try!
First image about 2 hours
dof image: 4 hours
dinning image: 2hours
and for the night image: 1 and half
well, i use blur tool on photoshop…
some guys create doff effect with it, but it’s never the same, at least for me… but once you have the right doff in your render, it is easy to just go to photoshop and “dale una pasadita para difuminar el noise”
i haven’t had the oportunity to make any interesting render lately, but watching you improve has motivated me hehehe
Skurl: so the link its not working for you. Once i finish my shift here in my job i will uploaded again! and for sure i will upload the HDRI image that used for night scene.
those concrete walls are so annoying! is there no displacement or bump or whatever to be added?! D:
otherwise, excellent i can never bloody do artificial lighting without the piece of shit taking HOURS to render, time i just dont have to waste D: