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Great. Just enough time to try and get another submission in before the close of competition. 113 submissions so far. Wow. I am sure we'll see more this weekend as people always seem to wait until the last minute.
System 1: EVGA gtx470 1280Mb and MSI gtx470 1280 in Cubix Xpander for Octane, AMD 945, 4Gb Ram
All systems are at stock speeds and settings.
All systems are at stock speeds and settings.
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WiKKiDWidgets
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Entry #1 for me.
The Chopper here is one of about a half dozen or so I created a while back. (Addicted to West Coast Choppers and OCC and the such. hehe) This one has been drastically modified for the contest here. The Chopper Serise is broken up into components like Gastanks, Fenders, Frames, Tires, Etc. I once envisions selling the collection but I think I will just put it out there somewhere for people to play with one day.
Specs: The entire scene is 1,626,344 triangles.
Render time is approx. 18 to 20 minutes.
Octane crashes: 287 LOLz
An earlier rendering
Hi-Res #1
Hi-Res #2
Octane inteface shot. (Note this was an early attempt when I was trying to have the Render in a Machine Shop)
The Chopper here is one of about a half dozen or so I created a while back. (Addicted to West Coast Choppers and OCC and the such. hehe) This one has been drastically modified for the contest here. The Chopper Serise is broken up into components like Gastanks, Fenders, Frames, Tires, Etc. I once envisions selling the collection but I think I will just put it out there somewhere for people to play with one day.
Specs: The entire scene is 1,626,344 triangles.
Render time is approx. 18 to 20 minutes.
Octane crashes: 287 LOLz
An earlier rendering
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enricocerica
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Great, I can see some more nice images 
More then 100 submissions !! Wow and it's not finished
More then 100 submissions !! Wow and it's not finished
Modeling system : I7 32GB Windows 10 & Fujitsu Celsius H720
GPU : 1x Gigabyte GTX580 3GB + 1x MSI GTX780 3GB + 1x PALIT GTX780 6GB +1x Asus Stix GTX1070 8GB
http://www.myline.be
GPU : 1x Gigabyte GTX580 3GB + 1x MSI GTX780 3GB + 1x PALIT GTX780 6GB +1x Asus Stix GTX1070 8GB
http://www.myline.be
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WiKKiDWidgets
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radiance wrote:Nice bike
Radiance
You just like the Octane injection system. ROFL!
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WiKKiDWidgets
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Entry#2 Stone Carving
This was modeled by me (Blender) specifically to test out Octane. It was loosely inspired by a picture I saw years ago of a fella carving a female from stone that slowly went from stone on the bottom to real flesh on the top. Once Octane gets stable enough to handle the multitude of materials that would require, I plan to finish it.
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Octane Interface
Note: The render is on the darker side on purpose as the intent was a art studio illuminated by archaic lighting sources. I.e. Candles or Lanterns.
This was modeled by me (Blender) specifically to test out Octane. It was loosely inspired by a picture I saw years ago of a fella carving a female from stone that slowly went from stone on the bottom to real flesh on the top. Once Octane gets stable enough to handle the multitude of materials that would require, I plan to finish it.
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Hi,
I'm back with a second entry.
A massage frog !
First shot : 694 samples in 18 minutes 11340 triangles 8800 GT
second shot : 1539 samples in 31 minutes 11340 triangles 8800 GT
No post-prod at all exept hotpixel fireflies removing.
massage frog modeled in blender especialy for the competition.
Hope you like it
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I'm back with a second entry.
A massage frog !
First shot : 694 samples in 18 minutes 11340 triangles 8800 GT
second shot : 1539 samples in 31 minutes 11340 triangles 8800 GT
No post-prod at all exept hotpixel fireflies removing.
massage frog modeled in blender especialy for the competition.
Hope you like it
Sepion
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pedrojafet
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Loved that frog!!!
I like when simple models result in welldone renders...
Congrats!
I like when simple models result in welldone renders...
Congrats!
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Hi,
New submissions : First image with DIrect lighting, second image with Pathtracing. Very few fireflies removed by hand with one pixel clone pencil.
Freshly modelled apples and wine glass for the competition. Other models from a previous scene. Everything done in Blender as usually.
LDR jpeg created for the daylight warm color lighting and for the Attic colder one (the first image).
New submissions : First image with DIrect lighting, second image with Pathtracing. Very few fireflies removed by hand with one pixel clone pencil.
Freshly modelled apples and wine glass for the competition. Other models from a previous scene. Everything done in Blender as usually.
LDR jpeg created for the daylight warm color lighting and for the Attic colder one (the first image).
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