Split Level w/ settings

share lng po ulet,,, render lng po sa akin dito,,, a two storey split level,,,, hope u like it guyz,,, cnc r always welcome...
cad08,max09,cs2....

front view

edited w/ noise effect






spot view


share ko po settings na ginamit ko, request po ni sir a.espinosa,,,,

whew!!! very nice output bro... i like all the images... wala akong masabi hands down po ako...

mauna n po ako...

soooooooooooooooooobrrrrrrrrrrraaaaaaaaaaaanggg luuuuuuuuppeeeeeeeeeettttttttttt..!!!!!!!!!!!!

nakapalupit nyo!!!!

nice set of images sir!!

very nice output sir. sarap sa mata. swak na swak..

very nice sir, ganda ng pagkakarender..

mokong wrote:whew!!! very nice output bro... i like all the images... wala akong masabi hands down po ako...

Salamat po sir!!! always keep in touch poh!!!

eduardo wrote:mauna n po ako...

soooooooooooooooooobrrrrrrrrrrraaaaaaaaaaaanggg luuuuuuuuppeeeeeeeeeettttttttttt..!!!!!!!!!!!!

nakapalupit nyo!!!!

salamat po sir!!! salamat sa pagbisita!!!

ortzak wrote:nice set of images sir!!

salamat po sir,,, keep in touch poh!!!

boiling wrote:very nice output sir. sarap sa mata. swak na swak..

salamat sa pagdaan sir at nagustuhan nyo po!!!

mailman wrote:very nice sir, ganda ng pagkakarender..

salamat po sir!!!

nice one sir... galeng ng pagkabanat mo dito... ganda nun audi r-8.. pede ba makahingi sir...hehehe

ganda noel, i like everything about it. keep it up and welcome back!

Its almost there. First glance looks photo near. Maganda ang combo mo ng environment color at direct lights. It feels like the golden hour!

Pero pero...

I guess the problem lies in staging the composition. Case in point, first and second image. It looks like a picture photoframed in greens. It's the way you setup the entourage, like they enclose the whole view, mapataas, gilid o ibaba. No breathing space. Remember that an open space in the composition is a very important element of the whole presentation. Without it, everything looks clogged, masikip.

And lastly, the 3d peeps you use. They are arranged and positioned without regard for what they do. They do not connect with each other. They look like zombies unaware of their surroundings (lalo na yung maputi ang face na nasa balcony).

If you cannot find 3d objects that could show a unified activity or say, approaching the car, opening the door, going up the stairs, better take them out na lang. From my larga vista - they destroy the illusion rather than amplify it.

Lastly, be wise in selecting your cars - so that people can relate to your rendering, make sure that the cars you put in there is something that the audiences are familiar or really appropriate for the location. Wag yung supercars halimbawa sa streets of manila. While they could happen - the probabilities are less and you won't freeze the suspension of disbelief.

Stryker wrote:nice one sir... galeng ng pagkabanat mo dito... ganda nun audi r-8.. pede ba makahingi sir...hehehe

salamat po sir!!! sir ano po e add nyo? pm nyo po....

v_wrangler wrote:Its almost there. First glance looks photo near. Maganda ang combo mo ng environment color at direct lights. It feels like the golden hour!

Pero pero...

I guess the problem lies in staging the composition. Case in point, first and second image. It looks like a picture photoframed in greens. It's the way you setup the entourage, like they enclose the whole view, mapataas, gilid o ibaba. No breathing space. Remember that an open space in the composition is a very important element of the whole presentation. Without it, everything looks clogged, masikip.

And lastly, the 3d peeps you use. They are arranged and positioned without regard for what they do. They do not connect with each other. They look like zombies unaware of their surroundings (lalo na yung maputi ang face na nasa balcony).

If you cannot find 3d objects that could show a unified activity or say, approaching the car, opening the door, going up the stairs, better take them out na lang. From my larga vista - they destroy the illusion rather than amplify it.

Lastly, be wise in selecting your cars - so that people can relate to your rendering, make sure that the cars you put in there is something that the audiences are familiar or really appropriate for the location. Wag yung supercars halimbawa sa streets of manila. While they could happen - the probabilities are less and you won't freeze the suspension of disbelief.

very well explained... thanks for the pointers sir vertex!

bokkins wrote:ganda noel, i like everything about it. keep it up and welcome back!

salamat sir bokkins...

v_wrangler wrote:Its almost there. First glance looks photo near. Maganda ang combo mo ng environment color at direct lights. It feels like the golden hour!

Pero pero...

I guess the problem lies in staging the composition. Case in point, first and second image. It looks like a picture photoframed in greens. It's the way you setup the entourage, like they enclose the whole view, mapataas, gilid o ibaba. No breathing space. Remember that an open space in the composition is a very important element of the whole presentation. Without it, everything looks clogged, masikip.

And lastly, the 3d peeps you use. They are arranged and positioned without regard for what they do. They do not connect with each other. They look like zombies unaware of their surroundings (lalo na yung maputi ang face na nasa balcony).

If you cannot find 3d objects that could show a unified activity or say, approaching the car, opening the door, going up the stairs, better take them out na lang. From my larga vista - they destroy the illusion rather than amplify it.

Lastly, be wise in selecting your cars - so that people can relate to your rendering, make sure that the cars you put in there is something that the audiences are familiar or really appropriate for the location. Wag yung supercars halimbawa sa streets of manila. While they could happen - the probabilities are less and you won't freeze the suspension of disbelief.

1st n foremost maraming2 salamat po sa pagbisita sir v_wrangler ako po ay naga2lak,,,, all ur comments n suggestion ay agree poh ako sa inyo sir,,, narealize ko na poh na kahit walang masyadong abubot like people n cars ay mas ok tignan at maaliwalas sa paningin... lahat po yan sir aaply ko po, update ko po sir,,, tnx again sir!!! keep in touch poh!!!

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v_wrangler wrote:very well explained... thanks for the pointers sir vertex!

oonga sir stryker very well explained nga tumagos sa aking isip at puso,,, ganyan si sir vertex hanggat meron dapat maitu2long sasabihin para lalo pa tayo magimprove not only in rendering but also in visualization n composition....tnx sir v....

super lalim na yung mga napansin ni vertex ha, nevertheless good points. on the other hand noel what an improvement you have from your previous design and render before. keep it up.

great render boss noel, do you still remember salamander gabriel penitentiary?, wala lang gusto ko lang paalala hehehe..

- just lessen the plants at the foreground

ayos... nice sets of camera... galing..... wala na akong masabi.... wait for more.... gutom na ako sa mga maggandang render..... gaya nito....

nice render again sir noel... sana mkagawa ako tulad nito... i nagustuhan ko ang design sir..

tnx dn sa points ni sir vertex.

great renders.... and good tips from the masters too:buttrock:

galing m sir...