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jbsfender
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A couple of visuals we have been working on, both DL and very mirror post work in Photoshop. Part of many we will be doing for this building. Took around 8 hours each, rendered at 8000px then reduced to 5000px.
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gabrielefx
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nice but extreme fov
don't roll the camera
think like a photographer
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jbsfender
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Unfortunately that FOV is what the client wanted, they wanted a to show the whole grandness of the room and make have massive impact. I wouldn't usually have that much myself.
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tonycho
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How about you set the camera with 84-74 degree (24-28mm in 35mm camera)
then move the camera backward and use clipping (near clip depth) in camera.
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3rdeye
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btw the render looks impressive..nice work !!
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