Mercedes AMG C63
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Nice model!
As for shots, a bit more work with environment (or to be exac, how it reflects on the model) would be way to go to improve this even more.
Have You done some blending of different renders? seems somewhere You have kinda different reflections (some of them are soft, some of them are very hard)
Color blend does't look natural too, was it made in post? If You do this effect, it's nice to keep it on whole model, on all surfaces that has more or less the same angle looking from camare standpoint.
Rear lights & rear glass also need some work on a shader side, look a bit strange, but maybe You went for this effectpurposely. Don't know much 'bout tuning..=)
As for shots, a bit more work with environment (or to be exac, how it reflects on the model) would be way to go to improve this even more.
Have You done some blending of different renders? seems somewhere You have kinda different reflections (some of them are soft, some of them are very hard)
Color blend does't look natural too, was it made in post? If You do this effect, it's nice to keep it on whole model, on all surfaces that has more or less the same angle looking from camare standpoint.
Rear lights & rear glass also need some work on a shader side, look a bit strange, but maybe You went for this effectpurposely. Don't know much 'bout tuning..=)
Very good modelling!
I find it strange though that on the first image the paint seems to loose glossyness at the door and on the back part of the car. Same issue with the rear light and window on seond image.
I find it strange though that on the first image the paint seems to loose glossyness at the door and on the back part of the car. Same issue with the rear light and window on seond image.
AMD Phenom II X6 1090T, 3.2 GHz
Zotac GeForce GTX 1060 AMP! 6 GB
Rhino 5
octane 1.20
WIN 7 (64)
Zotac GeForce GTX 1060 AMP! 6 GB
Rhino 5
octane 1.20
WIN 7 (64)