All renders were made in AO mode: HDR + 2 light plane at different color temperature + little PS.
from 5 to 10min.
Cheers, Paolo
stairs close-up
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paoloverona
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I know that it's not usual make a render of a render but yesterday I saw some job posted on the site "treddi" about different kind of stairs, they really liked me a lot, so I decided to replicate one of them....as soon as I can I'll try to do some others
All renders were made in AO mode: HDR + 2 light plane at different color temperature + little PS.
from 5 to 10min.
Cheers, Paolo
All renders were made in AO mode: HDR + 2 light plane at different color temperature + little PS.
from 5 to 10min.
Cheers, Paolo
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very good paolo, thanks for sharing 
ciao beppe
ciao beppe
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paoloverona
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Thank you guys
merid, those kind of scenes are quite simple to setup (as you can see there are only two planes and the stairs), the most time spent was for find out the best HDRI for illumination and reflections, the other lights (at different color temperature) helped to lighten the too shadowed part of the stairs and for giving extra reflections.
I don't know if it's a correct thing but I'm usual to set the filter size at 1.0, and when it's possible at list doubled the size of the final image (those imges were rendered at 7000x5000px)
...Hope that soon my interiors can look like those kind of renders
Cheers, Paolo
merid, those kind of scenes are quite simple to setup (as you can see there are only two planes and the stairs), the most time spent was for find out the best HDRI for illumination and reflections, the other lights (at different color temperature) helped to lighten the too shadowed part of the stairs and for giving extra reflections.
I don't know if it's a correct thing but I'm usual to set the filter size at 1.0, and when it's possible at list doubled the size of the final image (those imges were rendered at 7000x5000px)
...Hope that soon my interiors can look like those kind of renders
Cheers, Paolo
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Biennal Crab
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Complimenti Paolo
per l'eccellente shoots in direct lighting,
incredibile davvero cosa sei riuscito a fare
sarebbe interessante per me capire in questo caso quanto pesa il post pro
se hai tempo e voglia puoi postare il render originale?
ciao.
Biennal
per l'eccellente shoots in direct lighting,
incredibile davvero cosa sei riuscito a fare
sarebbe interessante per me capire in questo caso quanto pesa il post pro
se hai tempo e voglia puoi postare il render originale?
ciao.
Biennal
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paoloverona
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Grazie Biennal, purtroppo non mi sento di meritare troppi complimenti, innanzitutto perchè, come ho già scritto, questa tipologia di renders (closeups) non richiedono troppi sforzi per il settaggio luci ed il render (chi è veramente bravo riesce a realizzare render perfetti anche con scene più complesse ed ampie), in secondo luogo perchè avendo avuto una immagine di riferimento l'unica cosa da fare è provare fino ad avvicinarsi al riferimento.
Per quanto riguarda la post-produzione non è stata pesante, solo lievi aggiustamenti di esposizione, bilanciamento colore e vignetting.
Saluti, Paolo
Hi Biennal, unfortunately I don't feel to deserve too much greetings, first of all because, as I wrote before, those kind of renders (colseups) doesn't needs too many efforts for balancing the lights and setting up the render (a professionist is able to make perfects render with complex and wider scenes), second because with a "reference" image all that is needed is just continue to try till reaching the reference.
As for the post-production it was soft, just little exposure adjustments, color balancing and vignetting
Cheers, paolo
Per quanto riguarda la post-produzione non è stata pesante, solo lievi aggiustamenti di esposizione, bilanciamento colore e vignetting.
Saluti, Paolo
Hi Biennal, unfortunately I don't feel to deserve too much greetings, first of all because, as I wrote before, those kind of renders (colseups) doesn't needs too many efforts for balancing the lights and setting up the render (a professionist is able to make perfects render with complex and wider scenes), second because with a "reference" image all that is needed is just continue to try till reaching the reference.
As for the post-production it was soft, just little exposure adjustments, color balancing and vignetting
Cheers, paolo
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