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Here are my final images of the scene ("Long cable scene") i posted in last days in the WIP-forum.
Maybe i will make some more shots of the unshown parts.

Good job... I like the light ambience and perspective you have chosen.
Did a spider took that one picture while balancing on the cable
I like them all except for the one with the ashtray.
(just kiddin.. I do not smoke anymore, that's why )
I could see some noise on the render... did you have no time to render them longer or is there another reason?
greetz,

Hi Rappet,

first: thanks for your comment!

I rendered nearly 3 hrs each on two GTX 780s for 3200 samples PT. I know that there is still a lot of noise, especially in the difficult areas on the walls. But I think this are imperfections which might appear in real-world-photography too. So the bloom and DOF does. I, personally like the noise in some cases. There are artists adding some grain to there works. Others doesn´t.

Hotpixels, white spots, on glassmaterials or something like that are different. They are not very nice... So, I differentiate between noise/grain and hotpixels. What is your opinion?

To get these images noisefree i would have had to let them run minimum 4x the time. No option.

i don´t know the photographer, perhaps it was Mr. Spider... and to be political correct i should have changed the ashtray against an fresh, green apple. Please don´t smoke kids!

I totally agree on the hotpixels/grain aspect

noisy and very nice images.

Thank you aoktar.

Perhaps i should have rendered the images a bit longer for less noise. There was no need to render in 3000px, so 2000px would have reached over 6500 samples in the same time. I gave it a try and simply reduced one images´size to 2000px and i guess it is better. I need some good denoisesoftware... any suggestions?

Chriz wrote:Thank you aoktar.

Perhaps i should have rendered the images a bit longer for less noise. There was no need to render in 3000px, so 2000px would have reached over 6500 samples in the same time. I gave it a try and simply reduced one images´size to 2000px and i guess it is better. I need some good denoisesoftware... any suggestions?

C9W-Chairs-3FIN-LOGO2000.jpg

I use Photopaint (Corel) and a lot others probably use Photoshop,
but you can also use GIMP (it is free) and remove noise:
http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/Selective_Gaussian_Blur/

greetz,

These are really terrific renders. I love simple compositions like this, that are done so well.

Interresting composition ...

Very nice realistic look... It looks fantastic. How did you lighten the scene? HDRI or Octane Daylight?