Hi all,
here is an ipotetic room that I modeled in 3dsMax and rendered in Octane. I use a gtx 770 + gtx 780ti. Post Production with Photoshop and After effects.
I had to optimize all textures and geometries to work in the limit of 2GB RAM.
I rendered apart the objects in the library (couse of 2GB) and I inserted them in post production.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/113717853@N04/11819838054/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/113717853@N04/11819844064/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/113717853@N04/11819938894/
Thank you for all feedback,
bye bye, Rob.
Classic Interior Design
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robmar1705
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The direct links!
Rob.
Rob.
Last edited by robmar1705 on Wed Jan 22, 2014 1:42 pm, edited 4 times in total.
One quick thing i noticed, is that you used DOF, but your background is nice and crisp. It looks very weird that the posts out the window are blured but the background isnt.
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robmar1705
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Thank's Kavorka! I'll adjust background blur as soon as possible!
Rob.
Rob.
I've rendered two new images.
I have tryed to find a way to speed these renders: I've rendered with Path Tracing kernel in low res (for example 800x500), then I rendered with Direct Light at a higer resolution (for example 2000x1250). In Post Production I've worked to obtain a final image at the best resolution whit the Path Tracing quality. Here is the results:
Bye bye,
Rob.
I have tryed to find a way to speed these renders: I've rendered with Path Tracing kernel in low res (for example 800x500), then I rendered with Direct Light at a higer resolution (for example 2000x1250). In Post Production I've worked to obtain a final image at the best resolution whit the Path Tracing quality. Here is the results:
Bye bye,
Rob.
Roberto
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Win 7 64 | Geforce GTX780Ti Geforce GTX980Ti | i7 3.60GHz | 16GB