Sroka8888 Rendering Thread

[Sroka8888]

Hi,
I created this thread to show you my works render in Indigo.
(This is my third day with Indigo)

A lot of test:
(Plants)

[fused]

Hi Sroka8888 and welcome on the Indigo forum

Nice renderings, I really like the orchid.

[Sroka8888]

fused: Thanks
Next tests:

[Headroom]

Great plant Renders!

[Sroka8888]

Headroom: Thanks
Next test:

Render time: 10 - 20 min ( Core I7 860 Oc 3,8Ghz + GTX 760 OC + 12GB Ram )
Gpu acceleration - ON
- Path tracing
Light:
Environment HDR
Tone mapping - Camera
Postpro:
16bit Tiff - Looks + Nik Color Efex

[Headroom]

Beautiful renders!
Unless the noise in the images is intentional you should let them render longer, however.

[ritter]

Very nice Renderings !

[Sroka8888]

Thanks
Sorry for noise

New tests:
( I know the wood is wrong UV, but is fast test material and light )

[tarikb]

What program do u use?

[Sroka8888]

tarikb: 3ds Max

Studio + Car:
Car - Vizpeople
16min PT Cpu+Gpu
HDR - Environment + 4 Soft Light + 7 Plane Light
*First time use Light Layers

[Oscar J]

You seem to have achieved in a week what I've achieved in a year. Careful with the DOF though, makes it look a bit like a toy car.

[Sroka8888]

Oscar J: Thanks for the advice

Next:

[Oscar J]

Great and professional shots overall. Love the curtains! Try slightly burying the tires into the ground to make the car look more heavy over its tyres. The highly reflective floor kinda kills the shadows, which contributes to the slightly floating feel, but that's only a matter of taste.

[Sroka8888]

3 Version and bonus:
(First test interior, first problems... 6h render and still noise, but i fix this now "only" 4h and no noise )

[OnoSendai]

Great stuff Sroka8888.
My only crit is that the ?tulip? petals look a bit plastic. Are you using the double-sided-thin material for them?