Office Hall

PaulT · May 12th, 2008

Hi

Here's a piece of Arch Vis I did recently. The modeling was all done with c4d plus some evermotion models and rendered with vray. Comments welcome.

aflack · May 12th, 2008

Overall very nice, clean and crisp but it just seems a bit bright and over saturated to me.

Looks good though

Trevor Tizard · May 12th, 2008

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Originally Posted by aflack

Overall very nice, clean and crisp but it just seems a bit bright and over saturated to me.

Looks good though

I thought this too.........then moved it to my colour corrected screen and it looks great!

Well done mate!

manta · May 12th, 2008

unfortunately 98% of people don't have color corrected screens...so it will look different on everyones computer...nice job

Trevor Tizard · May 12th, 2008

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Originally Posted by manta

unfortunately 98% of people don't have color corrected screens...so it will look different on everyones computer...nice job

Very true....!

PaulT · May 14th, 2008

Thanks guys. I wanted quite a bright and airy appearance. The only areas that should start to approach looking a bit blown out is the white roof framework against the sky around the skylights. I think my screen I've worked with is reasonably gamma corrected but colour management is a real pain!

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aflack Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: London Posts: 281 Name: Adam Flack	Re: Office Hall Overall very nice, clean and crisp but it just seems a bit bright and over saturated to me. Looks good though

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manta Veteran Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Ft. Lauderdale, FL Posts: 1,148 Name: william york	Re: Office Hall unfortunately 98% of people don't have color corrected screens...so it will look different on everyones computer...nice job __________________ DESIGN FORWARD http://www.mantastudios.com

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PaulT Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: England Posts: 2 Name: Paul Threadgold	Re: Office Hall Thanks guys. I wanted quite a bright and airy appearance. The only areas that should start to approach looking a bit blown out is the white roof framework against the sky around the skylights. I think my screen I've worked with is reasonably gamma corrected but colour management is a real pain! __________________ Paul www.paulthreadgold.com

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