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Kitchen in Rome
Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2014 8:52 am
by lucioing
Hello!
I'm studying to improve my capability in AO technique.
10 seconds/frame for 960x540 using 2x780 Titan black.
L.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5j8U2qAVzU
Re: Kitchen in Rome
Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2014 11:41 am
by nuno1980
Should change to PT or PMC kernel to look amazing because I don't like your film due to the bit "fake" photo-realistic.
Re: Kitchen in Rome
Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2014 12:14 pm
by lucioing
Hi nuno!
Thank you for your reply; yes, I know, PT would be a lot better, but the time will be too much longer.
I think, using the hardware I have, that for movie it's more convenient using DL3 and for still PT or PMC, as you wrote...
Anyway, in the future, I'll buy some extra cards...
Thank you!
L.
Re: Kitchen in Rome
Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2014 1:01 pm
by mbetke
I know this soundtrack...wait..from my last elevator ride at the mall
Re: What's the fastest rendering machine I can build?
Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2014 8:00 am
by gabrielefx
very nice!
probably the wide fov doesn't help.
you could animate the dof and add a sort of slow shaking camera.
Try to animate the fov to create an Hitchcock effect.
Re: Kitchen in Rome
Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2014 1:47 pm
by nuno1980
lucioing wrote:Hi nuno!
Thank you for your reply; yes, I know, PT would be a lot better, but the time will be too much longer.
I think, using the hardware I have, that for movie it's more convenient using DL3 and for still PT or PMC, as you wrote...
Anyway, in the future, I'll buy some extra cards...
Thank you!
L.
You don't need to buy extra cards because 2x GTX 780 and 1x GTX Titan BE are excellents - I think you'll render max 1000 or 2000 samples/px (speed: ~6 to 8 Msamples/s) per frame using PT. Change from 8- to 16- or 24-diffuse depth because I can have the middle differences (eg: more rich color and/or more realistic...) between 8- and 16-diffuse depth for indoor.
Good luck and your good renderization!