A Two Storey Residence (Added View)
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A Two Storey Residence (Added View)
First topic message reminder :
Mga sir... share ko lang etong latest ko... not my design... model ko lang nung nasa dubai pa ako... ngaun ko lang din narender... comment lang po mga sir... TIA
Day Scene
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Added view.... experiment namn on knoll! practice lang mga sir...!
Mga sir... share ko lang etong latest ko... not my design... model ko lang nung nasa dubai pa ako... ngaun ko lang din narender... comment lang po mga sir... TIA
Day Scene
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Added view.... experiment namn on knoll! practice lang mga sir...!
Last edited by Stryker on Mon Dec 28, 2009 7:06 pm; edited 3 times in total
Stryker- The Architect
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Re: A Two Storey Residence (Added View)
very good render sir,,, maganda din ang design,,, tweak na lng sa level or brightness n contrast sa ps,,, but overall ok n ok sir!!! keep posting~!!!
Noel_Diaz- CGP Guru
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Re: A Two Storey Residence (Added View)
A.K.A. wrote:maganda ang first image
Salamat po...!
chobs wrote:v_wrangler wrote:nice one stryker, specially the first image.
My comments.
The gaps between the dark and the lights are so stiff. You need to preserve the illumination even in the dark areas. Remember that there isn't a black shadow in reality unless you are in total darkness. One thing I could suggest is to consider LWF in your next renders. But hey, its like opening up a new can of worms.
Simply put, the contrast is too high for the first image, try to eliminate the blacks in the shade by either using LWF or lowering the density of the shadow or adding more negative light to suck the darkness out.
As for the second image, it's unfortunately unnatural. Its like there's a big fire happening in front of the area. If you want a late afternoon look, it might help to use a blue ambience (environment) and a yellowish or orangish direct light.
Nice to see your work again.
What's the LWF?
I think you can easily adjust the dynamic range in PS especially if you are using Vrimg since it is in a higher bit of image.
In contrary to what Wrangler said about the stiffness of the B&W I think it is just a matter of preference. And also in photography, some of the areas will have to be compromised because you can't save all the details unless you use HDR or Photo blending which will result to again an unnatural look.
Ok now about the work. Rendering is great and the composition is conservative. You can improve the bump of your tile and the material in your road. The black car is.. yes, out of scale. Is your entry porch a bit narrow or it's just the angle of the view. Overall good job.
Cheers!
Thanks sir chobs...! all of the adjustments and enhancements are done in photoshop...! mejo nasobrahan lang... tiningnan ko nga ung post ko na may vray dirt and edit sa pS compares sa raw render ko out of max... mas maliwanag pa ung raw... need ko talaga calibrate ung monitor ko... overbright... kaya pag tiningnan ko sa ibang monitor madilim sya.
Bout the porch entry... in my preference ok na ung width na un... baka nga sa angle lang ng camera kaya nasabi mo narrow sya... on the car.. ill check the scale...! anyways thanks again...
OT: like your grass tutorial.... very helpful!
logikpixel wrote:All comments have been made. The first image is nice. I couldn't say the same for the second.
Thanks for sharing.
ok sir.. i must admit the second was a failure... t'was done out of experiment in PS... anyways thank for visiting... ill update this post on the next days...!
Noel_Diaz wrote:very good render sir,,, maganda din ang design,,, tweak na lng sa level or brightness n contrast sa ps,,, but overall ok n ok sir!!! keep posting~!!!
salamat sir noel... nasobrahan ung vray dirt ko... sa PS...! kaya lumabas na madilim....!
Stryker- The Architect
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Re: A Two Storey Residence (Added View)
other experiment po.... on knoll naman! PS p din...! pagpasensyahan nio na ang practice... merry Christmas...!
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Stryker- The Architect
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Re: A Two Storey Residence (Added View)
Ganda ng renders mo sir.. Yun nga lang yung pangalawang image... feeling ko naglalaro ako ng Resident Evil... Nakakatakot yung BG.. But anyway... Astig to... galing
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maganda po xa sir..ung 2nd image lng po ang medyo di ko nagustuhan..pero maganda pa rin po!
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maganda yung 1st image sir, parang malaki yung car sa right side, imho..kaunting adjustment lang din ng contrast ,i like your updated image
bizkong- CGP Guru
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Re: A Two Storey Residence (Added View)
1st image is really nice the scond one needs some tweakings,
either in max itself or in post process at your convenient software!
either in max itself or in post process at your convenient software!
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Re: A Two Storey Residence (Added View)
sir! ok ung ps edit mo..kung gusto mo mas flexible ung pgedit mo, i suggest multi-pass composition. prang i-sort off mo lhat ng render elements ng final rendered image..either ps or fusion ung comp na gagamitin mo, depende sa nkasanayan mo..based on my experience, mas madali ito..once nkuha mo ang process, mkagawa ka ng sari-saring exposure, daytime or nightime or sunset view kahit nkaupo ung boss mo sa tabi mo, hehehe...keep it up bro!
add po pla, follow mo ung advice ni sir alwin..
add po pla, follow mo ung advice ni sir alwin..
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Re: A Two Storey Residence (Added View)
Very nice design & visualization Sir, looks real, first image superb
Re: A Two Storey Residence (Added View)
Yhna wrote:Ganda ng renders mo sir.. Yun nga lang yung pangalawang image... feeling ko naglalaro ako ng Resident Evil... Nakakatakot yung BG.. But anyway... Astig to... galing
Salamat po Mam Yhna....! hmmmm...! experimenting lang po sa second...!heheheh
lei23 wrote:maganda po xa sir..ung 2nd image lng po ang medyo di ko nagustuhan..pero maganda pa rin po!
Thanks din sir...!
uwak wrote:i like the first image.....
Salamat sir uwak....!
Stryker- The Architect
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Re: A Two Storey Residence (Added View)
di ko pa pala na replayan...
Noted po sir... ill check the scale n lang po...! thanks sir!
Thanks sir... As i've said... product po ito ng PS experiments...! sensya na po s mga shortcomings...! anyways, image deleted na po...!
Salamat bro sa suggestion... i look for that workflow... pag may time..!
Salamat Bro...!
Thanks sir...! d naman sir still practicing po...!
bizkong wrote:maganda yung 1st image sir, parang malaki yung car sa right side, imho..kaunting adjustment lang din ng contrast ,i like your updated image
Noted po sir... ill check the scale n lang po...! thanks sir!
alwin wrote:1st image is really nice the scond one needs some tweakings,
either in max itself or in post process at your convenient software!
Thanks sir... As i've said... product po ito ng PS experiments...! sensya na po s mga shortcomings...! anyways, image deleted na po...!
taga_probins wrote:sir! ok ung ps edit mo..kung gusto mo mas flexible ung pgedit mo, i suggest multi-pass composition. prang i-sort off mo lhat ng render elements ng final rendered image..either ps or fusion ung comp na gagamitin mo, depende sa nkasanayan mo..based on my experience, mas madali ito..once nkuha mo ang process, mkagawa ka ng sari-saring exposure, daytime or nightime or sunset view kahit nkaupo ung boss mo sa tabi mo, hehehe...keep it up bro!
add po pla, follow mo ung advice ni sir alwin..
Salamat bro sa suggestion... i look for that workflow... pag may time..!
cgil wrote:you rock bro...
Salamat Bro...!
rangalua wrote:Very nice design & visualization Sir, looks real, first image superb
Thanks sir...! d naman sir still practicing po...!
Stryker- The Architect
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Re: A Two Storey Residence (Added View)
Aprub 'to! Galing!
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Re: A Two Storey Residence (Added View)
lemeuix wrote:Aprub 'to! Galing!
Salamat Sir...!
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