Supper. Your pictures are so good man. How long for render one pict?
Kitchen table finish is stone or laminate? It looks nice if you add some bump for stone finish.
Can you test with 2.3 light for some scenes please.
interior, kitchen
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ribrahomedesign
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9fly thanks.
the kitchentop should be granit and i have a nice bumpmap for it , but with pathtracing the fireflies just take over.
and i got some night shots of the kitchen and hallway but there are useless ,2.3 is not realy working for me yet.
waiting for MLT.
thanks again
Rico
the kitchentop should be granit and i have a nice bumpmap for it , but with pathtracing the fireflies just take over.
and i got some night shots of the kitchen and hallway but there are useless ,2.3 is not realy working for me yet.
waiting for MLT.
thanks again
Rico
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ribra, have you tried taking several shots and mixing them together? with this I can use 2.3 lights pretty good, just use 1/n (n=number of renders) of samples for each, or one better and 2 x 1/3 samples and combine them to get nice night shots with no fireflies.
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hey,ribrahomedesign wrote:thanks guys.
I actually have tried with bump map on the work surface and the coffee-maker but it produced to much fireflies.
the kitchen table is glass so I don't want bump there.there is a little bit of bump map on the chairs.
with regards
Rico
bump = fireflies means you have the power up too high.
if you try to make bumps of 10 cm you get problems, as bump mapping is not displacement.
try to use bump mapping but lower the power to very low values....
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I've seen Mach studio pro using displacement pretty good... is it something you have in mind for the future?radiance wrote:hey,ribrahomedesign wrote:thanks guys.
I actually have tried with bump map on the work surface and the coffee-maker but it produced to much fireflies.
the kitchen table is glass so I don't want bump there.there is a little bit of bump map on the chairs.
with regards
Rico
bump = fireflies means you have the power up too high.
if you try to make bumps of 10 cm you get problems, as bump mapping is not displacement.
try to use bump mapping but lower the power to very low values....
Radiance
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very good render 
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That looks fantastic.
Can you please post an ocs of the scene(without objects of course) just so I can look at your setup for the lighting and exposure? Everything I do seems to look washed out and blueish. How are you getting the color variance with so much contrast?
Can you please post an ocs of the scene(without objects of course) just so I can look at your setup for the lighting and exposure? Everything I do seems to look washed out and blueish. How are you getting the color variance with so much contrast?
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ribrahomedesign
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hi adrencg.
the blueish colour comes from the daylight , I have that as well ,try to change your camera response to
Agfacolor HDC 400plusCD and your render will look much warmer .
i will post here my Ocs file ,i hope it works.
Cheers
Rico
the blueish colour comes from the daylight , I have that as well ,try to change your camera response to
Agfacolor HDC 400plusCD and your render will look much warmer .
i will post here my Ocs file ,i hope it works.
Cheers
Rico
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ribrahomedesign
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hi again
for some reason i cant upload my Osc file . sorry
try to play around with camera response ,gamma , saturation ,and try to render your picture at the
highest possible resolution and then down size the image.
hope that helps you
Rico
BTW : if you set the daytime in the daylight settings to around 4pm you realy get a nice and
warm lighting .
for some reason i cant upload my Osc file . sorry
try to play around with camera response ,gamma , saturation ,and try to render your picture at the
highest possible resolution and then down size the image.
hope that helps you
Rico
BTW : if you set the daytime in the daylight settings to around 4pm you realy get a nice and
warm lighting .
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