Interior in-door swimming pool

Neb · April 26th, 2007

Hello

This is my first interior scene rendered in Modo. Comments are welcome.

IC · May 3rd, 2007

Looks great to me. Not sold on the overpowering orange-brown but it's very slick other than that.

The Finished Work Forum would be a much better bet for feedback.

STRAT · May 3rd, 2007

i agree with iain. the creams and oranges give the lighting a hue and glow which i'm not personally a fan of, iand i think all your people look wrongly comped, but generally it's a nice image

do you want me to move your post?

agolk2 · May 3rd, 2007

Of course I agree with the others about the color. Very nice job on implementing the people into the scene.

Golk

Neb · May 3rd, 2007

Thanks for comments! My client give me colour specification

SIRAT - people are wrongly comped ? What do you mean ?

Neb · May 3rd, 2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by IC

The Finished Work Forum would be a much better bet for feedback.

Yes, but modo is new and young software

I want to show how powerfully is modo rendering engine in architectural visualizations. We still learning modo. Now we doing 100% works (visualizations) in modo. Earlier we used Lightwave.

Rick Eloy · May 3rd, 2007

I'm sure everyone here wants to see Modo getting bigger and all, but as IC said, we DO have a place for C&C's. You can still drag attention to the Modo part of your pics, and they will probably get more visibility there than they are getting here.
Nice pic, btw.

STRAT · May 4th, 2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neb

SIRAT - people are wrongly comped ? What do you mean ?

their relative scale, contrasts and general scene blending properties are not matched up with the photo or themselves.

Pigumon · May 23rd, 2007

I like the sort of "sunset" coloring, for this pool scene, it might be very relaxing on a rainy day.

I also noticed the people seem out of place in your pics..
I'm assuming they are not modeled and rendered in the same place?
Are they real people dropped into the pic?

I think if you warmed up the overall color temp on them and lessened the contrast they would look more in place. They seem to be taken from a bright outdoor pool scene where there is a distinct directional light source (the sun).
In this room there is a lot of ambient light which would not cast such harsh shadows.

Is it okay for me to alter your pic as an example?

Onzki · May 24th, 2007

hi, im a modo newbie.. about your work--is it rendered in modo? what rendering program did you used? thanks!

May 3rd, 2007	#2 (permalink)
IC Veteran Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Age: 36 Posts: 2,259 Name: Iain Collins	Re: Interior in-door swimming pool Looks great to me. Not sold on the overpowering orange-brown but it's very slick other than that. The Finished Work Forum would be a much better bet for feedback. __________________ http://iainc.carbonmade.com/

May 3rd, 2007	#3 (permalink)
STRAT Super Moderator Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Cardiff, Wales, UK. Age: 36 Posts: 6,486 Name: Stephen Leworthy	Re: Interior in-door swimming pool i agree with iain. the creams and oranges give the lighting a hue and glow which i'm not personally a fan of, iand i think all your people look wrongly comped, but generally it's a nice image do you want me to move your post? __________________

May 3rd, 2007	#4 (permalink)
agolk2 Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Maryland Posts: 41 Name: Andrew Golkin	Re: Interior in-door swimming pool Of course I agree with the others about the color. Very nice job on implementing the people into the scene. Golk

May 3rd, 2007	#5 (permalink)
Neb Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Lublin Age: 34 Posts: 19 Name: Martin Jastrzebski	Re: Interior in-door swimming pool Thanks for comments! My client give me colour specification SIRAT - people are wrongly comped ? What do you mean ?

May 3rd, 2007	#7 (permalink)
Rick Eloy Moderator Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: São Paulo, Brasil Age: 31 Posts: 2,383 Name: Ricardo Eloy	Re: Interior in-door swimming pool I'm sure everyone here wants to see Modo getting bigger and all, but as IC said, we DO have a place for C&C's. You can still drag attention to the Modo part of your pics, and they will probably get more visibility there than they are getting here. Nice pic, btw. __________________ Rick Eloy reb digital - Really, I'm doing it for the kids...

May 23rd, 2007	#9 (permalink)
Pigumon Junior Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Antioch Posts: 4 Name: Chris Jacques	Re: Interior in-door swimming pool I like the sort of "sunset" coloring, for this pool scene, it might be very relaxing on a rainy day. I also noticed the people seem out of place in your pics.. I'm assuming they are not modeled and rendered in the same place? Are they real people dropped into the pic? I think if you warmed up the overall color temp on them and lessened the contrast they would look more in place. They seem to be taken from a bright outdoor pool scene where there is a distinct directional light source (the sun). In this room there is a lot of ambient light which would not cast such harsh shadows. Is it okay for me to alter your pic as an example?

May 24th, 2007	#10 (permalink)
Onzki Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Mt.Apo Posts: 38 Name: onzki Ecapet	Re: Interior in-door swimming pool hi, im a modo newbie.. about your work--is it rendered in modo? what rendering program did you used? thanks! __________________ *Onzki!(tm)*

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