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from what i can see. he made a hdri.. this is why there is a strange glowradiance wrote:Hi,
Did you use directlighting ?
It looks very unrealistic, very CGish.
Radiance
Core i7 860, ZOTAC GTX 580 - 3GB, 2 x GTX TITAN, 32Gb RAM
As lixai says I used Hdri and smoothed focus in photoshop,this time I wouldn´t be extremly relistic,only trying
different finishes..this is the clear image from octane (with some fireflies in the steel of the black Usb):
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what do you think?
I think I will texture and light it one more time to get more realism and compare it.
Thanks
different finishes..this is the clear image from octane (with some fireflies in the steel of the black Usb):
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what do you think?
I think I will texture and light it one more time to get more realism and compare it.
Thanks
WIN7x64,Asrock z87 killer/ i7 4770/16gb//GPU: GTX 780 Ti "superclocked" ; Rhino
the usb stick's metal is not metalic enough add more specular.
also, use the supersampling trick, eg render at 4x the resolution, then downscale in photoshop to get nice anti-aliasing,
and post smaller images please
here's a description of the technique: http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... f=21&t=878
Radiance
also, use the supersampling trick, eg render at 4x the resolution, then downscale in photoshop to get nice anti-aliasing,
and post smaller images please
here's a description of the technique: http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... f=21&t=878
Radiance
Win 7 x64 & ubuntu | 2x GTX480 | Quad 2.66GHz | 8GB
Ok,I remember this trick you told me in the Vase renderradiance wrote:the usb stick's metal is not metalic enough add more specular.
also, use the supersampling trick, eg render at 4x the resolution, then downscale in photoshop to get nice anti-aliasing,
and post smaller images please
here's a description of the technique: http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... f=21&t=878
Radiance
,I think I will only post the direct link to the real size image so this way the images don´t interfere with the charge time of the page..or better a miniature linked to the real size image..Thanks!
WIN7x64,Asrock z87 killer/ i7 4770/16gb//GPU: GTX 780 Ti "superclocked" ; Rhino