with a little bit post in PS.
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liquid orange
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Here's my first try of modeling and rendering some electric stuff. Rendered with pmc on my crappy GTS 450 with a little bit
post in PS.
with a little bit post in PS.
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Hardware: Nvidia GTS 450, core 2 quad q6600, 8 GB Ram
Software: Win 7 64, Blender 2.65, OctaneV1.0 RC3
Software: Win 7 64, Blender 2.65, OctaneV1.0 RC3
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icelaglace
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You should have used Direct Light as I don't see the point of using PMC here, it's a pretty basic render.
What bother me is the screen, it looks too "perfect". You might need to create the LCD artifacts if you can. But the rest is good
What bother me is the screen, it looks too "perfect". You might need to create the LCD artifacts if you can. But the rest is good
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liquid orange
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Thank you guys. So wouldn't you recommend to use PMC or pathtracing for a render like this? I used pmc because
put over the screen a plane with a glass shader for the reflection.
The screen is just a texture. You're right LCD artifacts would make it look much better but i don't know how to simulate this.
put over the screen a plane with a glass shader for the reflection.
The screen is just a texture. You're right LCD artifacts would make it look much better but i don't know how to simulate this.
Hardware: Nvidia GTS 450, core 2 quad q6600, 8 GB Ram
Software: Win 7 64, Blender 2.65, OctaneV1.0 RC3
Software: Win 7 64, Blender 2.65, OctaneV1.0 RC3