dktw wrote:cool:)
have You used the "thin film" option in this stainless steal shader?
how many light bounces have You render?

looks really good
regards

Hi!

Thanks , yes i used but "Film Width" this is probably what you mean, and the light is the HDRi image.

Regards.

Hi all!

Fast model and render.
All comments welcome

Regards.

For a commercial project, the 3d was for free so I gave it a go at low poly, it was actually fun to do, supposed to be a real quick one, only when it's rendered with heavy DOF in 4200x2930 takes 15-20 mins on two GPUs .. and you can't go wrong with too much DOF here :)

Used a lot of dirt texture ...

bepeg4d wrote:fantastic scattering madness
how is made the dust material?
simple diffuse with transmittance?
ciao beppe

Thanks beppe!

Yes diffuse with transmittance and texture.

Regards.

steveps3 wrote:How many particles was that, looks like a lot

Hi!

Yes it is, about 230000 particles.

Regards

cleanerxx wrote:this is amazing!
what´s your basic workflow using a particle system?

Thanks!

Yes it is particle system.

Regards.

Hello!

After 2 days and 2 night at last end the work!

enjoy!

Hi Everyone,

Below is our company Christmas card. The first image was the main card and the images below are "just for fun" shots. There's a bit of space at the top above the house, which is where the text went on the actual card. It was really nice to do this and take a break from the usual work ...

A dust bulb looks a bit different.
You started well with the fingerprints on it. I think by reducing the dust flakes in size a lot and using an additional texture on the glass itself (maybe a falloff with a more opaque material on the top) could nail it.
http://www.adpic.de/data/picture/detail ...

Looks really great :)

The only thing looking strange is the white reflection of the bulb illumination the room?
And I would suggest putting some dust also on top of the yellow plastic socket and the cables.
exactly :) just working on the.
How did you make the dust? Modelled and scattered geometry ...