Shower/Gym

mitchrichie · September 6th, 2007

www.ragusmedia.com/shower.jpg

Here is my latest render in maxwell. Any ideas on how to make it better?

Thanks

mitchrichie · September 6th, 2007

P.S. The image is based on a scene and models from Evermotion. I'm just learning.

Maxer · September 7th, 2007

It looks much better, keep it up!

karl zacharias · September 7th, 2007

Think The Render Is Nice...but How Does The Whole Drain And Pan Thing Work?...

mitchrichie · September 7th, 2007

Thats a great question... I'll leave that to the architects. I'm just trying to develop viz skills.

Maxer · September 8th, 2007

Are you using daylight only or do you have some fill lights behind the camera? Also is the shower glass AGS?

mitchrichie · September 8th, 2007

Just Daylight, I cut a new window behind the camera to add light to the scene. The shower is AGS.

nivvu · September 18th, 2007

hi...

good work...

can u suggest me how could u get rid of noise in the iamge......

wat i mean to ask is ....any settings to lights and camera
to avoid noise in the image...???

cheers
nivas

mitchrichie · September 18th, 2007

I'm still new to maxwell render, but I've found that the more light you allow in your scene from the physical sky setting, the faster noise will clear up from the render. The forum at maxwellrender.com has more information on getting clean renders.

I let this image render over night on a Quad Core Mac Pro... But I don't think you would need to render that long to get similiar quality.

Kurt · September 19th, 2007

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Originally Posted by mitchrichie

Any ideas on how to make it better?

Its a nice and clean rendering. The composition could be more interesting, but the lighting looks fine. Maybe the curtains are a bit to transparent, and the shower glass could need some more reflections? Personally I would use real glass with 10 mm thickness and not AGS is this scene, because it would look more real.

September 6th, 2007	#1 (permalink)
mitchrichie Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Idaho Posts: 36 Name: Mark Richardson	Shower/Gym www.ragusmedia.com/shower.jpg Here is my latest render in maxwell. Any ideas on how to make it better? Thanks

September 6th, 2007	#2 (permalink)
mitchrichie Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Idaho Posts: 36 Name: Mark Richardson	Re: Shower/Gym P.S. The image is based on a scene and models from Evermotion. I'm just learning.

September 7th, 2007	#3 (permalink)
Maxer Moderator Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: USA Age: 34 Posts: 2,491 Name: Devin Johnston	Re: Shower/Gym It looks much better, keep it up! __________________ “There is no spoon” http://devinjohnston.cgsociety.org/gallery/

September 7th, 2007	#4 (permalink)
karl zacharias Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: CT Age: 43 Posts: 88 Name: Karl Zacharias	Re: Shower/Gym Think The Render Is Nice...but How Does The Whole Drain And Pan Thing Work?...

September 7th, 2007	#5 (permalink)
mitchrichie Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Idaho Posts: 36 Name: Mark Richardson	Re: Shower/Gym Thats a great question... I'll leave that to the architects. I'm just trying to develop viz skills.

September 8th, 2007	#6 (permalink)
Maxer Moderator Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: USA Age: 34 Posts: 2,491 Name: Devin Johnston	Re: Shower/Gym Are you using daylight only or do you have some fill lights behind the camera? Also is the shower glass AGS? __________________ “There is no spoon” http://devinjohnston.cgsociety.org/gallery/

September 8th, 2007	#7 (permalink)
mitchrichie Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Idaho Posts: 36 Name: Mark Richardson	Re: Shower/Gym Just Daylight, I cut a new window behind the camera to add light to the scene. The shower is AGS.

September 18th, 2007	#8 (permalink)
nivvu Senior Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: india Posts: 168 Name: sankar srinivas	Re: Shower/Gym hi... good work... can u suggest me how could u get rid of noise in the iamge...... wat i mean to ask is ....any settings to lights and camera to avoid noise in the image...??? cheers nivas

September 18th, 2007	#9 (permalink)
mitchrichie Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Idaho Posts: 36 Name: Mark Richardson	Re: Shower/Gym I'm still new to maxwell render, but I've found that the more light you allow in your scene from the physical sky setting, the faster noise will clear up from the render. The forum at maxwellrender.com has more information on getting clean renders. I let this image render over night on a Quad Core Mac Pro... But I don't think you would need to render that long to get similiar quality. Last edited by mitchrichie; September 18th, 2007 at 11:23 AM. Reason: forgot to add something

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