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seltzdesign
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Here are our first renders with Octane Render done over the last 3 days. This software is insane and opens up a totally new field of 'virtual photography'.

Most renders were left no more then 3 or 4 minutes, so some are still a bit grainy. Not bad for 2560 x 1600 on a 30" screen though. :)


Any feedback is appreciated.


Sculptures by Jan Henrik Hansen
other models: free Dosch samples and Cinema 4D library
rendering: Armin Seltz & Jan Henrik Hansen
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110205_shoes_huge_11_inGlas_2560x1600.jpg
ribbons_scene_11_12.jpg
ribbons_scene_11_11.jpg
ribbons_scene_11_08.jpg
110207_som_profil_klar_01.jpg
tigtertower_04.jpg
piano_02.jpg
110206_bassline_octane_06.jpg
shark_05.jpg
shark_01.jpg
110205_shoes_huge_09_inGlas_2560x1600.jpg
car_08.jpg
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cornel
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I love every single piece!
clean minimalism. beautifully executed.
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GeoPappas
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seltzdesign wrote:Most renders were left no more then 3 or 4 minutes...
Must be nice to have (4) GTX 580s!
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seltzdesign
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@cornel: Thank you very much. We are both also passioned photographers and this tool makes everything possible.

@GeoPappas: Yeah its unreal. We have it running on this one and another pc with an old GeForce 9800GT. The speed difference is x40 for the same scene (it usually runs around 3-10fps @ 1600 x 1200). We run on a 30" apple display with preview size 1600 x 1200 and usually its still pretty smooth to navigate around and find the right 'shot'.
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sanblack
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@seltzdesign

look very nice! not bad for the first try...
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r4ytrace
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great stuff - really relaxing
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Very nice with this render could you make a macro out of it under the name of scratched ice :D
Please :oops:

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Nice, good job.
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seltzdesign
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@radiant: I believe its the ICE material from the LiveDB I used there without modification. i think its the texture distorting, making it look like a scratch in the lower part.

@sanblack: Running 4 x PNY GTX580 on an EVGA Classified 4-way SLI. Its a PC i custom built for Octane last week, now dubbed the "octanizer". Also works as a pretty good room heater :) I might post some pics of it if anyone is interested.

@r4ytrace & @thiagobulhoes: Thanks a lot!
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see, here's what I like out of octane, when people post their first renderings, they most of time look pretty interesting and not all that bad.. some stuff just a bit noisy..
This should be a real life testing comparison. Compare other software's first try gallery and compare.. cinema4d's default looks awful for instance (I like and use c4d so I can trash it)
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