QUICK MONTAGES

A sampling of our cheapy interior photomontage works. Done by the Cray's team and a few of our valued Cebuano friends.



And I think this has been posted here already. Nevertheless:



Love thy nEVERMOTION!

nice one galing sir...ganda ng effect...

salamat po. Actually those transitions were automatic - that wasn't the focus actually

These projects were designed to be very very quick, cost-effective and painless.

if you are able to do stuff like this, let me know and I might have something for you. Send samples first. If we like it - we'll put you on the roster.

HUWAW!!!

sabi ko dude tama na e.....nose bleed na e....

galeng nito....kung di mo sinabing montage to e parang tunay na e!

grabe... galeng sir vertex...!

did u use any special plug in for camera matching dude?

Ang galing ng pagintegrate ng mga elements sa photo.....sobrang ganda...wala akong maco-comment dito.

Isa lang masasabi ko, Enising Rocks!!

Grabe to sir! fast and furious! you're the best! keep on inspiring us sir.

ganda nmn nito sir wrangler

OFF TOPIC:
sir vertex, pwede ko bang pag aralan to?...hihihi....i am so curious now...

galing nito sir vertx...

professionally done.....

may matte/shadow ba application ang mga to?


very very nice sir!

galeng ng team.!

I am sure that our people are humbled by all your praises. To be honest, these projects were designed to be very quick and chipipay. And I feel really embarrassed at all your praises. No disrespect to my staff in manila and the other freelancers.

We don't have time for あcamera match so its all mano-mano. We're not too strict either as long as it looks and feel close to the crappy BG photos. I could imagine that it will take perhaps a day or half a day per image if you really make tutok.

As for matching - it all boils down to practice - but hey the other artists that did this - they never had time to prepare.

The process can be summed as :

1. mano match
2. shell the walls/floor plane that can be seen by the camera.
3. Design the space like an interior decorator (make that nevermotions work!)
4. Light it
5. Hocus pocus
6. Render
7. Deliver


So it means - its not really difficult and I am willing of course to teach you all how to do it.

arkiedmund wrote:OFF TOPIC:
sir vertex, pwede ko bang pag aralan to?...hihihi....i am so curious now...

Of course arkie, just promise you'll work on some of our projects pag kabisado mo na

sir this is super image for i like it, look so real ayawan na to nagpost din tagal kng hinintay to sir ur the best talaga kahit sa 3DPinoy pa:face:

torvicz, arch, garcia, cubi, and jay.

Salamat salamat po. Credit goes to the other artists. You know who you are.

Yes the walls and floors are mattes by vray standards. They are modeled for the sole purpose of shooting/receiving GI and catching shadows/reflections.

Walls and all enclosures visible in the background photos as seen by the cams were camera mapped (hint!)

I'll discuss the process soon , baka mautot kayo pagkabigla. It's not that difficult. Really. When I say easy - its very very easy.

ayun na nagpasabog na ng lagim mabangis galing talaga ng photomatch

new to my eyes...
galing ng presentation...

wow sir. great images. very professional.simple technique but very effective.
ayos

Fantastic! Camera matching and lighting.

wow! galing sir! napahanga ako sa presentation nyo

Thanks for sharing V, nice workflow! I continue to be amazed by your generosity here...inspiring

very interesting images sir,,,it would be great if we can also learn those things thru this community,,,what are the tools or software should i have if want to learn this things?

ganda nito sir! stunning effect yung mga images! @ least na habol yung interior photo! yun ang pinakamahirap! superb images sir

Thanks everyone!.
Muggz all images you saw were done with max and of course rendered with vray. Photoshop was also used to adjust few of the textures and to perform minor compositing. Some of these even came out straight from a vray render.

I am sure that this is also possible using other 3d applications but I can only expand on how we do it in max. To be honest I don't think there is anything fancy about the workflow but I will document this or perhaps ask cray and group to demonstrate. Now that I think of it - it will probably take more time to write a document or tutorial than actually do the montage.

I know I've promised to write about a bunch of topics in the past and haven't been prompt. I'll try to do it as soon as I find time.