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This is a Rendering which i did for one of my Customers today! It was made with 1.13 standalone and PMC Kernel! The Customer was very satisfied and i got the order of the Rings! Production will start on monday!
The complete Rendertime for 3048 x X was 42 Minutes, until the picture was quite clean. HDR was used for lightning. Little postproduction with Lightroom was made.
What do you guys think of it? As allways i am happy of some feedback and some constructive critics!
I like it!
The marble floor really works, nice subtle reflection.
The bloom works nicely too.
I think true, less "clean" and "perfect" would be more realistic, but I've found that clients don't actually want that. I mean, any real photos like this would be heavily photoshoped to remove all those imperfections.
I recently bought an engagement ring online and had them send me non photoshoped photos of it on someones finger and told them I would know the difference.
Anyway, point is, for super photo realism, you want imperfections, but for product renderings like this, you don't.
cfrank78 wrote:
Thanks for your feedback. What would you suggest to make it less clean? Add a dirt texture?
Chris!
maybe some tiny noise in the roughness or bump is enough or you could use the dirt node in a mix material for driving two different versions of the metal with different roughness settings
ciao beppe
