Pig Interior

Another EXR exercise instead of HDRI - this time using a simple interior scene.

Pig Table by Moooi
Poltrona Archibald Armchair
Terzani Atlantis Chandelier

LWF 2.2
Single VrayDomeLight illumination using Bitmap/EXR




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love it!

No direct lights my friend?

thanks vertex! yeah.. no direct lights just 1 vray dome light looking at a lot of bertrand benoit works lately.

teach meeeee!


pang wall paper na yan!

Punta ka ulit sa SG para maituro ko sa yo \m/

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Wow! Ang galing bro.

Tutorial na yan...


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wow..superb renders.. do u use paguthrie exr?

sir may hdri ba ng vray dome? astig sir ganda

it's all in here: http://www.peterguthrie.net/blog/2010/04/vraysun-and-hdri-sky-tutorial/

where's the glass wall and the moist? hihi

is this with brute force sir?

Maganda! Yup, Bertrand & his hack

thanks!

-will post some screenshots soon
-nope, this is just primary IR 2ndary LC

Fafa Cloud, yeah \m/

i'm a newbie sirs/masters,can somebody explain what makes this image good?coz i can see that the image without dof (1st image) loses a lot of details on the wall no bumps..(too bright maybe or it just plain smooth materials used?)and alittle noisy on the the seat's shadow ..these are my newbie comment...ignore me if i'm mistaken

micoliver1226 wrote:i'm a newbie sirs/masters,can somebody explain what makes this image good?coz i can see that the image without dof (1st image) loses a lot of details on the wall no bumps..(too bright maybe or it just plain smooth materials used?)and alittle noisy on the the seat's shadow ..these are my newbie comment...ignore me if i'm mistaken

i guess t's a design preference sir. appreciate the comment

micoliver1226 wrote:i'm a newbie sirs/masters,can somebody explain what makes this image good?coz i can see that the image without dof (1st image) loses a lot of details on the wall no bumps..(too bright maybe or it just plain smooth materials used?)and alittle noisy on the the seat's shadow ..these are my newbie comment...ignore me if i'm mistaken

Sir micoliver1226, nice observations; here's my take:
--the first image has a "hazy" atmosphere, hence less details or bumps are evident, ergo convincing image equals good render; detail don't always equate to a good render all the time..
--noise can sometimes add realism to a render, as in real life miniscule dust in the atmosphere will most certainly induce a level of noise in photographs; besides I like noise in my images, too clean images look CGish..

Hope that clears some of the issues you have..

dof rocks!

cloud20 wrote:

micoliver1226 wrote:i'm a newbie sirs/masters,can somebody explain what makes this image good?coz i can see that the image without dof (1st image) loses a lot of details on the wall no bumps..(too bright maybe or it just plain smooth materials used?)and alittle noisy on the the seat's shadow ..these are my newbie comment...ignore me if i'm mistaken

Sir micoliver1226, nice observations; here's my take:
--the first image has a "hazy" atmosphere, hence less details or bumps are evident, ergo convincing image equals good render; detail don't always equate to a good render all the time..
--noise can sometimes add realism to a render, as in real life miniscule dust in the atmosphere will most certainly induce a level of noise in photographs; besides I like noise in my images, too clean images look CGish..

Hope that clears some of the issues you have..

well said mr.cloud..thanks for your effort

Maybe I should expound on my comment re: design preference.

Concrete finishes are not limited to the rough, tadao ando styles. I prefer the smoothened concrete which is slightly closer to a plain wall look but the subtle detail of the grooves and surface is still evident (take a closer look at my wall here. It is not really plain as it seems. Will post the setting one of these days). Hence, I purposely didn't put any bumps.

Second, the noise in shadows. In photography, shadows do have noise. Unless you shoot at very low Isos, then as cloud pointed out, looks unreal..

As for the overall composition I was trying to focus on the 3 elements - the furniture themselves. And when I compose I usually allow a big deal of "neutral" zone or a large empty space in the scene. Hence, the big wall. I am not really a fan of filling up the entire space with elements, even plantation. I'm taking cue from Bertrand Benoit's compositions where he uses this same method of presenting an image.

Again, this my design and composition preference.

i love this type of output ang lakas maka BB can you share your render settings celes? i always try to mimic bb's style but never got close... yours completely looks like his

Dude celes, how did you manage to model this chair?

I didn't model the chair torvicz. That was from one of my libraries. I tried doing one but I stumbled upon this one, and it was much more accurate

grabe...nawala lang ako ng ilang weeks dito, super level up na kayo sir....

Yung minor bleed/reflection ng pig figurine sa floor, makes it even more convincing.

Have'nt done any 3d for several weeks now.

Teach me that sir when i get my free time...hehehe....

arkiedmund wrote:grabe...nawala lang ako ng ilang weeks dito, super level up na kayo sir....

Yung minor bleed/reflection ng pig figurine sa floor, makes it even more convincing.

Have'nt done any 3d for several weeks now.

Teach me that sir when i get my free time...hehehe....

sure thing sir. chat ulit