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Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 8:55 am
my first work by indigo
C&C welcome
C&C welcome
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Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 9:03 am
That looks very nice already, but you should bevel some of the edges (table, lamp). Then you get will some highlights at the edges.
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 9:12 am
A great first result
Somehow every Italian guy over here (or even over there ^^) seems to be into (professional) architectural visualization
My only advice is to let this pic render longer, and try to get a better tonemapping by using Violet.
saving the tonemapped EXR file is also an good Idea, so you can tonemap & postprozess your results via PhotoShop etc. by hand!
Somehow every Italian guy over here (or even over there ^^) seems to be into (professional) architectural visualization
My only advice is to let this pic render longer, and try to get a better tonemapping by using Violet.
saving the tonemapped EXR file is also an good Idea, so you can tonemap & postprozess your results via PhotoShop etc. by hand!
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 9:20 am
thank's every one
update tonemapping
update tonemapping
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 9:35 am
Great work!
The attention to detail is outstanding! It really makes the image. I hope we'll see more renders from you!
If all your edges were beveled, and your plant material was improved, this could almost pass for a photo. Your leaves should be some sort of blend between phong and diffuse transmitter. They look pure diffuse.
The attention to detail is outstanding! It really makes the image. I hope we'll see more renders from you!
If all your edges were beveled, and your plant material was improved, this could almost pass for a photo. Your leaves should be some sort of blend between phong and diffuse transmitter. They look pure diffuse.
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:24 am
Ottimo Lavoro!
Credo che Indigo stia crescendo ogni giorno di più
malgrado non abbia ancora un material editor
e altre cose a cui siamo abituati in softwares
commerciali come Maxwell Render o Fryrender...
Bello rivederti qui...
Ciao
Tiziano
(maxwell render dot it Staff)
P.S. Tempo di render ?
PC Utilizzato?
ma com'è che nessuno mette questi dati...
Credo che Indigo stia crescendo ogni giorno di più
malgrado non abbia ancora un material editor
e altre cose a cui siamo abituati in softwares
commerciali come Maxwell Render o Fryrender...
Bello rivederti qui...
Ciao
Tiziano
(maxwell render dot it Staff)
P.S. Tempo di render ?
PC Utilizzato?
ma com'è che nessuno mette questi dati...
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:26 am
Very interesting:
Most Italian Indigo-users seem to render interior scenes
Most do a great job and
Most write in the Italian Language Forum, which makes it the
Most used Non-English Indigo sub-forum...
amazing details and yeah, you really should bevel those edges
I could really imagine to live, there
Great job, well done!
Most Italian Indigo-users seem to render interior scenes
Most do a great job and
Most write in the Italian Language Forum, which makes it the
Most used Non-English Indigo sub-forum...
amazing details and yeah, you really should bevel those edges
I could really imagine to live, there
Great job, well done!
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:33 am
ciao tiz
non ho messo i dati solo xchè nn è una immagine finale
ma adesso te li dico e ti faccio un po rimanere di stucco
questo interno è cotto per circa 5 ore su un dual core 2,4GHZ
non ho messo i dati solo xchè nn è una immagine finale
ma adesso te li dico e ti faccio un po rimanere di stucco
questo interno è cotto per circa 5 ore su un dual core 2,4GHZ
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 11:18 am
thank's kram
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 11:44 am
Obviously amazing 
My crit, coz one can not easily escape them, is that different light temperature for different luminaires would have added more depth to the image. Nice work !
My crit, coz one can not easily escape them, is that different light temperature for different luminaires would have added more depth to the image. Nice work !
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 2:37 pm
Gorgeous! 
The only thing that bothers me is the array of square lights in the overhead. They look very fake compared to the ultra realstic feel of everything else.
The only thing that bothers me is the array of square lights in the overhead. They look very fake compared to the ultra realstic feel of everything else.Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:18 pm
very good, Rosario! Happy to see that you got rid of the white points..
i agree with CTZn, using different light colours can help making it more realistic...
yes, ZomB, most of us italians work in Archviz.. And i am very happy if the thread in the language forum helps somebody..
ciao!!
i agree with CTZn, using different light colours can help making it more realistic...
yes, ZomB, most of us italians work in Archviz.. And i am very happy if the thread in the language forum helps somebody..
ciao!!
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 5:36 am
Very nice, but you should also say that not everything is modelled by you to be fair
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 5:59 am
model evermotion free very famous (famosissimo tutti lo conoscono) 
my model room, light, material, pavement, bar, mirror, wall glass etc....
ok????
P.S. my model is in my website
http://rosario975.spaces.live.com/
my model room, light, material, pavement, bar, mirror, wall glass etc....
ok????
P.S. my model is in my website
http://rosario975.spaces.live.com/
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 7:50 am
Yeah of course, it wasn't meant acusing or somethin, as said - just to be fair