Bathroom interior
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MaTtY631990
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Here's some renders of a bathroom I made. Rendered at 1280x1024 and render times varied from 15 to 30 minutes.
These are very realistic!
But I find the room is too dimly lit and thus the atmosphere is unappealing. You could play a little more with the tonemapper - exposure, camera response, etc..
But I find the room is too dimly lit and thus the atmosphere is unappealing. You could play a little more with the tonemapper - exposure, camera response, etc..
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MaTtY631990
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MaTtY631990
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I decided to keep it the tonemapping off solely because it's not exactly a modern looking bathroom and it might look a bit to much. Linear still looks great in certain renders.matej wrote:These are very realistic!
But I find the room is too dimly lit and thus the atmosphere is unappealing. You could play a little more with the tonemapper - exposure, camera response, etc..
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MaTtY631990
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I modelled everything, which I think I still have a lot of modifiers appied to objects for original 3dsmax scene. Total polys in scene were about 500,000.
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davistalexander
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yea..like we say in trinidad //.. "YOU put down wuk" this is very realistic.........
dimly lit my ass.......the problem with other artist is that the see all the problems and not the art.....
fix the horizontal wood on the door and submit this for the GPU compition over @ cgarchitect.. you got my vote...
peace
dimly lit my ass.......the problem with other artist is that the see all the problems and not the art.....
fix the horizontal wood on the door and submit this for the GPU compition over @ cgarchitect.. you got my vote...
peace
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MaTtY631990
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