Pool house
Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 12:05 am
I hope it please little. 
greetz camox
greetz camox
wohooooooo 
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Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 12:31 am
wohooooooo Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 2:22 am
The ripples in the pool are too large. Apart from that, it pleases lots 
Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 2:27 am
NICE!!!
How many years did that render!?
How many years did that render!?
Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 4:19 am
Thanks for your comments.
@arneoog
26h, it lasted to for a long time. And worked over again with Neat Image !
@DaveC
Yes, my first attempt to make a pool. Is not very realistic. I try it again with narrower and more ripples.
54 views and 3 comments, what that? is this pic so bad ?
@arneoog
26h, it lasted to for a long time. And worked over again with Neat Image !
@DaveC
Yes, my first attempt to make a pool. Is not very realistic. I try it again with narrower and more ripples.
54 views and 3 comments, what that? is this pic so bad ?
Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 4:46 am
Hey Camox,
this is a nice image. I've got a quick question for you. Did you postprocess
this image in any way? I'm asking because the scale looks off, but maybe
it is because of some kind of noise removal ... I like it anyway! 
btw. if you see 54 views, ... those are not unique. Everytime you take
a look at your own thread the hits will increase. So don't worry to much
about it.
take care
psor
this is a nice image. I've got a quick question for you. Did you postprocess
this image in any way? I'm asking because the scale looks off, but maybe
it is because of some kind of noise removal ... I like it anyway!
btw. if you see 54 views, ... those are not unique. Everytime you take
a look at your own thread the hits will increase. So don't worry to much
about it.
take care
psor
Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 5:03 am
Hi psor,
I like it smooth, but too smooth is not realistic. I need to find
probably some more time around the correct attitudes. I hope
have yours ask correctly understood...
I see 50 views and 3 comments, make me a little sad. But I
give up not and continue to go to you on the nerves.
Sorry for my very bad english !
I like it smooth, but too smooth is not realistic. I need to find
probably some more time around the correct attitudes. I hope
have yours ask correctly understood...
I see 50 views and 3 comments, make me a little sad. But I
give up not and continue to go to you on the nerves.
Sorry for my very bad english !
Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 5:10 am
Heya Camox,
don't worry about you english, you'll get better over time, just keep
reading/writing and talking. And by the way, if you like it smooth,
then it's you artistic freedom to do so. You don't have to match
"reality" if you don't want to. For example I like the images of
Michael P. Lougue on the Maxwellforum a lot and they are very
different ... just take a look at them and you'll see what I'm talking
about. ;o))
take care
psor
don't worry about you english, you'll get better over time, just keep
reading/writing and talking. And by the way, if you like it smooth,
then it's you artistic freedom to do so. You don't have to match
"reality" if you don't want to. For example I like the images of
Michael P. Lougue on the Maxwellforum a lot and they are very
different ... just take a look at them and you'll see what I'm talking
about. ;o))
take care
psor
Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 5:42 am
@psor
I like its pictures also. My goal is to be provided it realistic interiors
and exteriors scenes. Are a large fan of radiance work, I loves its
pictures. There helps to practice and learn only...
I like its pictures also. My goal is to be provided it realistic interiors
and exteriors scenes. Are a large fan of radiance work, I loves its
pictures. There helps to practice and learn only...
Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 5:47 am
I'm sure you'll make it! Keep on going mate!Camox wrote:@psor
I like its pictures also. My goal is to be provided it realistic interiors
and exteriors scenes. Are a large fan of radiance work, I loves its
pictures. There helps to practice and learn only...
take care
psor
Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 5:53 am
Thanks psor, I remain to !
Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 7:57 am
Nice render!
personally for me it looks a bit too 'perfect' but I guess its fine for an architectural rendering...also the waves are huge- windy day?
Overall its a cool render, I especially like the subtle reflection on the tiles!
keep on rendering!
personally for me it looks a bit too 'perfect' but I guess its fine for an architectural rendering...also the waves are huge- windy day?
Overall its a cool render, I especially like the subtle reflection on the tiles!
lol, sorry but your english is better than that of some of my friends living here in england!Sorry for my very bad english !
keep on rendering!
Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 10:43 am
Hey Dude,Camox wrote:Yes, my first attempt to make a pool. Is not very realistic. I try it again with narrower and more ripples.
Try this wonderfull (and free
) Caustic Geneartor to do some nice caustics...merge them the way you like with your Pool walls & Ground, to get a nicer pool Sceene
For a nice water Bump, align your bump settings in C4D the way you like and bake (Textur backen
) the Bump chanal to a Image and use it in indigo!But remember having ever seen an empty pool with waves?!?
So use the rippels very carfully, its not the open sea
Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 6:31 am
Thank you for your opinions and criticisms !
@sprocket
And thanks for the radix complement because of my English !!!
greetz Camox
@sprocket
And thanks for the radix complement because of my English !!!
greetz Camox