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Re: cheap fish eye lens on the thin lens camera

Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 6:50 am
by itsallgoode9
nuno1980 wrote:Pool -> no any caustics?! - but should use PMC kernel (32-maxdepth (both diffuse and specular), ~120k-sample/px, no "caustic blur", 2000 rejects, parallelism 1)

water material for pool:
-reflection 0.6
-transmission 0.99
-dispersion 0.004 (must enable dispersion due to the real life :))
-index of refraction 1.32

Better and more much realism render. :)
Some of these settings are so insanely ridiculous that I can't tell anymore if you are a real or just use the account to troll. If you're gonna spout your nonsense, at least recommend good/usable settings :roll:


Anyway, very cool technique for the renders!

Re: cheap fish eye lens on the thin lens camera

Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 10:51 am
by nuno1980
itsallgoode9 wrote:Some of these settings are so insanely ridiculous that I can't tell anymore if you are a real or just use the account to troll. If you're gonna spout your nonsense, at least recommend good/usable settings :roll:


Anyway, very cool technique for the renders!
Insanely ridiculous!??!??!?!? No! :evil:

By examples:
- less than 50k-sample/px at resolution of 1002x602 -> noises, bad caustics,...;
- less than 10-maxdepth may cause more caustics missed than real-life despite outdoor,...
- less than ~2000 rejects - caustics less visible.


I use always PMC kernel with more than 32-maxdepth, 5- to 10k-reject, parallelism 1, average 150k-sample/px, no "caustic blur" and I have rendered during 2 to 15 hours. My images rendered look amazing and realism! :)

Re: cheap fish eye lens on the thin lens camera

Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 11:00 am
by mark0spasic
nuno1980 wrote:
itsallgoode9 wrote:Some of these settings are so insanely ridiculous that I can't tell anymore if you are a real or just use the account to troll. If you're gonna spout your nonsense, at least recommend good/usable settings :roll:


Anyway, very cool technique for the renders!
Insanely ridiculous!??!??!?!? No! :evil:

By examples:
- less than 50k-sample/px at resolution of 1002x602 -> noises, bad caustics,...;
- less than 10-maxdepth may cause more caustics missed than real-life despite outdoor,...
- less than ~2000 rejects - caustics less visible.


I use always PMC kernel with more than 32-maxdepth, 5- to 10k-reject, parallelism 1, average 150k-sample/px, np "caustic blur" and I have rendered during 2 to 15 hours. My images rendered look amazing and realism! :)
Why don't you buy OCTANE RENDER? :idea:
We never saw your amazing and realistic renders. :lol:
And please don`t call people from this forum stupid. :roll:

Re: cheap fish eye lens on the thin lens camera

Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 11:20 am
by nuno1980
mark0spasic wrote:Why don't you buy OCTANE RENDER? :idea:
We never saw your amazing and realistic renders. :lol:
And please don`t call people from this forum stupid. :roll:
I'm waiting to buy OR until the date unknown due to crisis. :(
I'll upload here images soon but sorry for water marks. ;)

Re: cheap fish eye lens on the thin lens camera

Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 2:47 pm
by whersmy
Beppe, amazing shots! First few renders screamed photo, photooooooooo. I still find outdoor scenes with sun hard to render with that photorealistic feeling.

I would really like to see the non fish eye versions, is it possible to show them?
ciao

Re: cheap fish eye lens on the thin lens camera

Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2015 3:09 pm
by pegot
These truly are great thanks for sharing the technique. The distortion very closely resembles what I get when shooting with my Sigma 8mm lens.

Re: cheap fish eye lens on the thin lens camera

Posted: Sat Mar 28, 2015 7:38 am
by bepeg4d
thanks all for the nice comments, i'll try to make a test with PMC for the pool shot, it definitively deserve some coustics ;)

@whersmy: at this link you can see a couple of videos, a vr tour and some shots, it's from 2010 so sorry for the quality.
at this other link you can see a 2013 sun animation test.
thanks for watching ;)
ciao beppe

Re: cheap fish eye lens on the thin lens camera

Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2015 4:35 pm
by resmas
Really great mate.

Well done. ;)

its DL? the glass bricks are really great too.

cheers
resmas

Re: cheap fish eye lens on the thin lens camera

Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2015 5:14 pm
by nuno1980
resmas wrote:Really great mate.

Well done. ;)

its DL? the glass bricks are really great too.

cheers
resmas
Ok. But... DL is bad because we see with attention the pool -> therefore, @bepeg4d should use PMC. ;)

Re: cheap fish eye lens on the thin lens camera

Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2015 11:11 am
by bepeg4d
Hi,
i have used the easter vacations for rendering the PMC version of the pool as promised, here is the result after 19h:52':24" for 16000 sampling:
Image
and here is the PT version with the same settings and sampling level but in 04h:23':37":
r-Fish-eye2-giano-PT-02n.jpg
and here is what happen under water in PMC:
underwater.jpg
Inspired by this discussion by martincarlson, i have not cleaned the fisheye before rendering :D
Image
and finally here is the clean version for for comparison:
r-Fish-eye2-giano-nodirt-01.jpg
@resmas: hi my friend :D all the renders are in PT, with the new GI clamp option i don't use DL Diffuse anymore ;)
ciao beppe

p.s. @admins: this discussion should be moved to the WIP section, sorry my mistake :oops: