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Published: 2008-03-31 10:06:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 1739; Favourites: 13; Downloads: 0
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This scene really involved a lot of work to make it look like the real reception, as it is created to scale and exactly as it is, but I have added some extra furniture to make the scene complete. Many of the textures used are photos I have taken of the reception and are edited & made to scale to the 3D models I have created. Using lot of radial lights and with Sun light turned on. Plants are from Xfrog models.After extensive time working on this scene the result looks fine. Created & rendered in Bryce 6.1 and the rendering time is 1h 50min at ‘2000 x 1399 pixels’. The Bryce document size is 60Mb. Editing render, sharpening image and signature in postwork.
Carpet by 3DM-MC, CD’s by Locobox, Fire Extinguisher and A.C. by Lab108, Telephone by Hongyu’s, Imac by Lynnart, Desk Chair & Chairs by 3D Software, Box File by Morphography, Clock by Stefeu, Water Cooler Dispensers by ZXT, Table by Psychoranes, Vase by Archibase, Blind by TurboSquid and Newspaper by Fast3D. Thanks very much for your stuff. (Some models have a new textures by me).
This 3D image is dedicated to my friends at Media Masters. Thanks for viewing and for your comments.
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Thanks my friend. Good luck for the course. Have a nice weekend.
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qed naqra d description u tbellaht! hsibtha ritratt!!! :S proset e.. veru tajba gietek!
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Thank you my friend. Hugssss
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Thank you very much dear 
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Hey Tanya, how are you? Thanks very much for your comment. <3
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Very realistic and shows great precision. I like your work. Keep it up.
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Thanks very much Marie Claire. Grazzi! 
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wow!! it's amazing! at first i thought it was a photo!!
you're really good! keep up the good work 
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Thank you very much much...! 
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This is amazing work! gotta love the glass on that door and the reflections on the window.
If i were you, however, i'd try to rotate the textures of the floor tile to make it look (EVEN!) more natural.
Int kollox sew siehbi? Id-dinja ghada ddur?
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Hey my friend! …Thank you. That’s the real glass material that is used on the original door. I have taken a photo of the door, after cutting the glass from each other I did the setting of each glass on the 3D door. Yes, it’s a good idea about the tiles texture, but that tile setting is exactly as the original Media Masters room, tiles position.
Jien mhux hazin, imma busy u bla nifs xi kultant. Id-dinja ddur aktar malajr qeda, cans ta’ xejn. Int kollox ok?
Thanks!
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Ingenjuza tal bieb!
Jien mhux hazin, imma issa qed nibdew nippreparaw ghall-finals 0_0
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Ijja, nuza naqa l'ideat ta' mohhi hehe...
ic goodluck mela
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wow! its really realistic!!
well done and keep up the amazing work!
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Thanks very much Chiara. Really appreciated ...grazzi
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PROSIT Drinu. Fabulous as always. Maybe it took some time but it really looks great. And me being one of the people who used to work at Media Masters, I would like everyone to know that this actually looks better than the real thing. I'm proud to have introduced this guy to 3D Art.
Keep it up siehbi.
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wow... thank you Max! I really liked your comment and it's much appreciated.
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kif tamilom istra... hemm bicciet realistici hafna istra
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Grazzi tal-kumment man!
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The reflected sun on the wall is a really a great touch 
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Thanks so much Stacey! That sun light really came in from the window.
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Wow the perfect scale of every object gives a very real atmosphere, all it needs are some really soft shadows to simulate radiosity since its not an option in the bryce renderer(I think).
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Thanks Carl for your support. Yes, it’s possible to do some soft shadows. I try to find good light source to do the shadows, as it is filled with radial lights.
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What I said is not available in bryce renderer is the radiosity option which simulates light bouncing off surfaces, so in theory if you are good with materials you can illuminate the whole scene with just the sun light, and the scene should look just like the real thing when lit just by sunlight.
But as I said 'in theory', usually you still have to add a few omni/radial lights just to brighten it up.
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yeee ok! I agree, thks.
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Very impressive! How long does it take you to complete these sort of projects?
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Thank you so much! It various from project to project, but I have started this project in Nov 2006 by taking photos of the materials and doing a sketch with the measurements. Around Feb 07 I have started creating some of the 3D models and worked on it on and off. After it was pending in my computer for months, I have continued working on it this year. So it took days for sure (full time).
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You're very welcome! Thanks for explaining how you complete your projects too.
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Great piece of work.... even the reflections look so realistic.. Impressive eh!
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Thanks for the great comment Chris
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Wow, it looks excellent.
I am certain that your friends at Media Masters must be happy with the result
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Thanks very much Chris! Yes they are, but some of them have not seen it ready
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Welcome, they will be pleased when they see it
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WOW man..It is so realistic. Really awesome!!!! Impressive, vera
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Thanks for the nice comment. Really appreciated!
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