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Adam-b-c — roundy dof coobes
Published: 2008-03-08 15:53:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 4265; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 629
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Have been playing around with DOF and hdri's.i have also been making up wallpapers for my ps3, looks pretty cool on the 40" HD screen
(allbeit this is not the highest resoultion i have used)
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May I ask how you made the surface that the cubes are resting on?
And also, how did you get such realistic lighting (reflections especially). I mean, it looks like there actually sitting on a kitchen counter.
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the reflections are generated by using a hdri, there are a lot of tutorials here on DA.
the floor i just added some reflective properties and a colour to it nothing special really
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It cool how you use the materials and the focus!
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cheers, i have been experimenting with dof, it helps a lot with realism but it is a little tricky
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i did lighten it a little in photoshop. probably should have left it as was?
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No, hmm how to explain what I am wanting to explain...
The light off of the side of the center left cube is a bit 'harsh' for the overall lighting showing across the rest of the scene... does that make more sense??
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it was caused by the hdri, it is something i am still figuring out as far as render settings and such
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The realism in the lighting is stunning! I would love to see this on a 40" screen, myself.
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it is amazing what hdri's and GI can do for the simplest of models.
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Epic! There's a bit of anti-aliasing issues, especially in the reflections... Might I suggest rendering it a bit larger than you intend(I tend to do twice what I want the image size to be.) and then scaling it down? It usually helps.
Otherwise, it's pretty good!
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cheers pal.
i usually render oversized, but i was playing about with this for so long, that when i got to this stage i called it a day.
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Haha! Yeah, I do that sometimes...
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