keep it up, remember, you can post as much images of your scene (or other scenes) as you like
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Florinmocanu
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water under daylight system looks not yet perfect because we don't have transparent shadows yet. Splash probably used an HDRI for lighting so the water looks good in his setup.
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Florinmocanu
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And here is the HDRI version.
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I like your image, it's very well done!
What I find interesting is how the standard bokeh of Octane apparently doesn't look that great. It's very busy and has a darkening effect in the center of out of focus spots. It's the kind of bokeh I'd expect on a low to medium quality 400mm lens with a tele extender. For an awesome still life like this one the bokeh should be muuuuuuuch smoother.
Ken Rockwell describes good and bad bokeh here:
http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/bokeh.htm
About half way down the page Fig. 1 Poor Bokeh shows pretty much what Octane's bokeh looks like.
What I find interesting is how the standard bokeh of Octane apparently doesn't look that great. It's very busy and has a darkening effect in the center of out of focus spots. It's the kind of bokeh I'd expect on a low to medium quality 400mm lens with a tele extender. For an awesome still life like this one the bokeh should be muuuuuuuch smoother.
Ken Rockwell describes good and bad bokeh here:
http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/bokeh.htm
About half way down the page Fig. 1 Poor Bokeh shows pretty much what Octane's bokeh looks like.
Well, this will be my entry, there is some things I would change, but I'm afraid I won't have more time, you can follow the whole process from first sketches to final images in the wip forum http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... f=6&t=2144. I have to thank everyone that gave encouragement and specially all who took the time to give advice, thanks to all.
A small temple, free-for-all, from atheist to jedi followers. I've done the project just for the contest, cause I'm afraid I get the kicks out it (yeap, something wrong in my head, but I can't help it), then I modeled it in autocad and max with some shy additions from sculptris, textures are from the free resources forum heavily modified to suit my needs, and HDRI also from a link in same forum, you can see detail credits in the wip, finally the magic was done in octane.
The final pictures come in two flavors the interior ones are just de-fireflied using the despeckled tool in photoshop then I played a little with saturation, the exterior ones de-fireflied, resized and saturation corrected.
Hope you like them
edit: Well, finally it seems I've had to down sized the interior ones too, 22mb images were a bit oversized to upload, interior shots are 3600x3600 and have been downsized to 2000x2000, exterior ones were around 3000x3000 and were downsized to 1500x1500
Edit2: render time vary between 3 to 4 hours at 3600x3600 for 2048 maxsamples, at 1024 look more or less the same, but since I left them overnight didn't notice till next day so I could have halfed those times.
A small temple, free-for-all, from atheist to jedi followers. I've done the project just for the contest, cause I'm afraid I get the kicks out it (yeap, something wrong in my head, but I can't help it), then I modeled it in autocad and max with some shy additions from sculptris, textures are from the free resources forum heavily modified to suit my needs, and HDRI also from a link in same forum, you can see detail credits in the wip, finally the magic was done in octane.
The final pictures come in two flavors the interior ones are just de-fireflied using the despeckled tool in photoshop then I played a little with saturation, the exterior ones de-fireflied, resized and saturation corrected.
Hope you like them
edit: Well, finally it seems I've had to down sized the interior ones too, 22mb images were a bit oversized to upload, interior shots are 3600x3600 and have been downsized to 2000x2000, exterior ones were around 3000x3000 and were downsized to 1500x1500
Edit2: render time vary between 3 to 4 hours at 3600x3600 for 2048 maxsamples, at 1024 look more or less the same, but since I left them overnight didn't notice till next day so I could have halfed those times.
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thanks Sam, I tried to use procedurals there, as you can see I didn't quite get it right, but hey, it's a contest, and is about to try to show what can octane do. There is much better procedurals wood in the forum, but I'll have to play more with them, right now turbulence maps and I don't get along well
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