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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Walsall
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Name: Paul Wild |
looking good, you might want to ground your chairs and table set look at the back legs and shadows ,floating about 10mm of the ground. Also the table set looks abit dark .
The timber above the door seems to be reflective giving it a gloss laminate look Last edited by PAWUK; October 2nd, 2007 at 10:51 AM. |
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like your composition. your render is nice and sharp.
i just think the flowers and bg image is letting the image a bit down. did you add them in post production or are they rendered with the image? flowers a bit too bright as they are now, and i feel they should be smaller. I also cant decide if your horizon in the bg image is a bit low. other than that, it looks like a place i'd like to sit in the sun and have a beer! |
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Location: College Station, TX, USA
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Name: Enrique Camacho |
I like the image overall. I also agree about adjusting the background image. The background's key light is from the left, while the main light from your scene is from the right.
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Curepipe
Age: 29
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Name: Michael Nadal |
Thanks CG friends for c&c, I will reply as follows:
PAWUK- thanks for the comment, yes indeed I didnt notice the chairs and table set floating.. geeezz I will make the correction and the table in the front is black granite and chair black synthetic rattan according to the interior decorator direction. KOPER -all plants are composited in the scene and rendered, no post production in photoshop, maybe I should reduce the saturation of the flowers and re render it, the penthouse is at the 2nd floor that why the bg image look a bit low..anyway you can come and have a beer anytime you want here in the tropic .. cheers !! JONRASHID - yes you are right . it's a plane with a map on it. I shud break it down in photoshop to get a better depth of shadows in the plants. in btween, I'm looking for a plant generating software who can let me produce this type of foliage that hangover, can you name me some ? Speedtree dont do this... QUIQUE - The background image I have notice that after the photoshooting we made on the site, but we have no choice we have to cast light from the right to show details in the penthouse balcony, the image is used for commercial purpose..anyway only artists can see that..thnks you all will come back later with another image in this project. |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Curepipe
Age: 29
Posts: 20
Name: Michael Nadal |
thanks Koper for the comment, here is the update of the cgi, I have reduce the ambient occlusion a bit and desaturated the background and add a bit of blur onto it.
Last edited by Micx; October 18th, 2007 at 03:53 AM. Reason: adding attachment |
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