nice, but they are all quite dark...
maybe up the exposure a bit ?
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Stromberg90
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It was the first thing i tought when i got to look at the images on my school pc, they are way to dark 
I might brighten them up a bit and reupload them
I might brighten them up a bit and reupload them
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LetoAtrell
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The AWP is just awesome!! Which settings did u use for rendering? direct/path? how many samples? rendertimes per shot?
greets
Leto
greets
Leto
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Stromberg90
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LetoAtrell: Thanks alot
I did use pathtracing default settings, and they rendered about 5 mins each, altough they where pretty clear under 1 min actualy, i was surprised how fast rendering was at this scene
I did use pathtracing default settings, and they rendered about 5 mins each, altough they where pretty clear under 1 min actualy, i was surprised how fast rendering was at this scene
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LetoAtrell
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wow that is really fast!!!
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Stromberg90
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LetoAtrell: Sure is
Some new renders from this morning, the sculpt at the end is a cartoon gorilla, not ment to be realistic
Pluss i cant sculpt, but still fun to try.
Edit: Found out my main monitor is WAY to brigt, thats why all my images has been so dark.
I did reupload the ones in this post after i did brighten them up in photoshop.
And calibrated my monitor
Some new renders from this morning, the sculpt at the end is a cartoon gorilla, not ment to be realistic
Pluss i cant sculpt, but still fun to try.
I did reupload the ones in this post after i did brighten them up in photoshop.
And calibrated my monitor
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Voidmonster
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I really like the tree stump with ivy-gen! Though, the faceting on the vines is a little distracting.
-Zak Jarvis
Rendering with Phenom X4 9550 @ 2.20Ghz, 8 gigs of ram, Win7 64bit, GeForce GTX 260 @ 576MHz, 216 core
Rendering with Phenom X4 9550 @ 2.20Ghz, 8 gigs of ram, Win7 64bit, GeForce GTX 260 @ 576MHz, 216 core
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Stromberg90
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Ah... forgott to turn smoothing on 
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that's the THIRD biggest giant monkey head I've ever seen!
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http://proupinworks.blogspot.com/
http://proupinworks.blogspot.com/
and what was the 2 others??Proupin wrote:that's the THIRD biggest giant monkey head I've ever seen!
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AUTODESK SOFTIMAGE 2012
www.behance.net/mlody47
AUTODESK SOFTIMAGE 2012
www.behance.net/mlody47