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Hi.

Let me show you my latest work (Only Rendering). Client give the sketchUp model and wanted to use low poly models. However, he was happy with the results.....in the end, i guess it wasnt that bad

C&C Welcome

Cheers.

I like clients who give the 3D Model Looks great for me, but the images are a little to blurry for my taste.

Personally, I really like the mood the HDR gives in the pics, good to see something else than broad daylight
The kid's room is especially cool!!
One small crit: In the first pic, the wood textures don't quite convince me. I think in the real world the wood planks of the bar are three dimensional, so on the sides, they should look different than on the front.
Nice work!

kscore wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 25, 2018 5:14 am

I like clients who give the 3D Model Looks great for me, but the images are a little to blurry for my taste.

Yeah ! I like them too! But most of the time the clients are not great 3d modelers, they uses a lot of 3d low poly models and is kinda hard to get realistic renderings.

About the blurred images ...maybe you're right, i always try to make my images as imperfect as possible to give a more realistic effect. Hope i am doing right

Thanks for yor comments

Polinalkrimizei wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 25, 2018 6:16 am

Personally, I really like the mood the HDR gives in the pics, good to see something else than broad daylight
The kid's room is especially cool!!
One small crit: In the first pic, the wood textures don't quite convince me. I think in the real world the wood planks of the bar are three dimensional, so on the sides, they should look different than on the front.
Nice work!

I guess it is easier to use Hdris to get more realistic results.

The sun and sky system is (to me ) kinda hard to use, i don't get the realism i want when I use it .I guess is a matter of practice

The kids room is what i like it most

For the wood plank texture....yeah, you're right , isn't conving at all...but that model and texture were given by the client so not much to do about it

Thx dude !

As long you dont oversharp the picture it looks better with a natural sharpness like in the real world, and it dont look like a wrong focus setting. When you look at a picture the eye want to focus on something. It is hard to do when EVERYTHING is blurry. Use a DOF with a nice focus, when you want to reach more realism