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Marc Tellier
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Hi,

A free time project I did recently:
A Geloso Italian microphone that hosted Radio broadcasts in the 1960's.

I don't have much rendering experience but octane makes it a very cool process.

Marc
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mib2berlin
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The second one is really nice and modeling is top.

Cheers mib
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PhilBo
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Yes...the second render is really great.

Nice job.
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Phr0stByte
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Very nice! Looks like some lovin' from MoI/Octane marriage.
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Marc Tellier
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Thanks for the comments!
The black gradient on the bottom of the second one is generated by the blurred edge of the floor which was out of focus...

Marc
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