Small Flat in Metaverse
Submitted By: glimpse
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This is my first ever attempt to play with #VR content. If not OTOY & Octane Render I would not have a thought about getting into that, Thanks!
Already started a WIP thread making a scene specifically for this contest (http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=46200), but thought it's not the best idea to put too much time into making something unique & then upload without even testing (I left this for 2nd round)..
So for this first round, I ended up converting simple lighting-test/3d-sketch. The process itself was not so complicated: setup a scene, place a camera, choose some parameters. Much more goes into finding that right place for observation (much harder than it looks)..
Being a fan of minimalism I see the beauty in just the right amount things around & that's what this work was all about. Been curious to see this space in #VR (fingers crossed I get to experience that in few days).
Most of furniture is based-on/inspired by Thonet's products. Also there's a pair of B&O speakers & Sony's Ultra Short Throw Projector by the wall in between. Kitchen table is called Kami. Space itself is "cleaned-out/redesigned" familly owned property - been thinking for a while how to convert it into something filled with warm light.
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"Small Flat in Metaverse" - By: glimpse
Nice scene! Like the atmosphere, good luck glimpse!
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Nice clean texturing, great furniture object and above all I love the light modern (less is more) atmosphere.
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Uploaded cleaner version (as WIP), just in case noise would be an issue.
As scene is too clean, not so much texture work hapenning + low quality models, noise might not be an issue, rather opposite, but maybe there's some side effect that I could not get to evaluate so far.
Anyway, this first try will serve as a base point trying to polish this entry a bit (remodeling furniture, adding details, pushing textures, etc. Love the light, but the rest requires some additional work =)
As scene is too clean, not so much texture work hapenning + low quality models, noise might not be an issue, rather opposite, but maybe there's some side effect that I could not get to evaluate so far.
Anyway, this first try will serve as a base point trying to polish this entry a bit (remodeling furniture, adding details, pushing textures, etc. Love the light, but the rest requires some additional work =)
Glad to see your entry Glimpse. I've been too busy to wrap up mine unfortunately. Next round for sure though!
One thing I think you should consider based on this first entry: Pay attention to your placement of the camera. I feel like I'm 4 feet tall. When I look at those chairs and table, then look at the hall way and other furniture objects behind me, they feel oversized, like I'm in a fun-house or something. Unless you're going for a short person (or child)'s perspective, I would suggest bringing the camera up in height a little more.
Looking forward to your second round entry!
One thing I think you should consider based on this first entry: Pay attention to your placement of the camera. I feel like I'm 4 feet tall. When I look at those chairs and table, then look at the hall way and other furniture objects behind me, they feel oversized, like I'm in a fun-house or something. Unless you're going for a short person (or child)'s perspective, I would suggest bringing the camera up in height a little more.
Looking forward to your second round entry!
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Have to agree with You regarding to camera position. Normally I use ~ 160 to 180, but not in this case. The reason being is that flat surfaces like table top would look too big + chairs would be deformed even more. Horizontal position was dectated also with by in mind - as written in the post, camera placement was the hardest decision, especially in small space like this. Framing + vanishing point gives a lot to how we understand the space (probably second most important thing, after lighting) + it's something I should improve or at least learn to use better in my advantage..especialy in VR. Point taken!
Have to agree with You regarding to camera position. Normally I use ~ 160 to 180, but not in this case. The reason being is that flat surfaces like table top would look too big + chairs would be deformed even more. Horizontal position was dectated also with by in mind - as written in the post, camera placement was the hardest decision, especially in small space like this. Framing + vanishing point gives a lot to how we understand the space (probably second most important thing, after lighting) + it's something I should improve or at least learn to use better in my advantage..especialy in VR. Point taken!
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Good work mr glimpse.
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Nice mood Glimpse.
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Far from being something that I like in terms of details - so I'll jump on it and start polishing! As I know what it's like to experience this scene in VR, I can start putting details (though texturing, modeling, arranging objects).. - got immensly more motivated to tweak this one out to perfection (as original idea was just to push myself to submit, so I would know whole process inside Octane Render for my other entry =)
Fun times ahead! =) I have no doubt #VR is going to lift of once more & more will try that! Wasn't expecting the effect to be so good, considering the fact I totally dislike 3D movies - because of sicness, lack of colors etc. - this media with new devices are changind a lot. Got even more curious' bout new Oculus device now!
Far from being something that I like in terms of details - so I'll jump on it and start polishing! As I know what it's like to experience this scene in VR, I can start putting details (though texturing, modeling, arranging objects).. - got immensly more motivated to tweak this one out to perfection (as original idea was just to push myself to submit, so I would know whole process inside Octane Render for my other entry =)
Fun times ahead! =) I have no doubt #VR is going to lift of once more & more will try that! Wasn't expecting the effect to be so good, considering the fact I totally dislike 3D movies - because of sicness, lack of colors etc. - this media with new devices are changind a lot. Got even more curious' bout new Oculus device now!