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OK, THIS IS NOT A PHOTOGRAPH ! 
Probably the most innovative device in the history of video games, the Wiimote is also an excellent modeling and rendering exercise. My objective for this little training was to be insanely faithful to the real design, and achieve a photorealistic render.
Modeled, textured in 3dsMax 9, rendered with Vray 1.5.
Base render : [link]
Wire: [link]
Composition postwork in photoshop CS3.
As promised, here's the link to the complete tutorial : [link]
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Thanks
You have a very nice gallery btw
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This is simply excellent - really accurate modelling, texturing, and especially lighting. Awesome job, i dont think people would think it wasn't real unless you told them
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That's so well modelled!!?
It's flawless, very nice
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You were fast
Thanks a lot dude
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Got nothing else to do atm lol
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wow i really like all your stuff. one day i hope to be this good at 3D. Keep up the good work and ill keep practicing.
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(I forgot to hit the reply button, the comment next to this one is the reply to your comment 
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Very nice! Had to take some time to make out if it was real or draw'n!
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Great exercise and rendering ! Actually I never used the v-ray renderer, but it seems great... did the rendering time was very long for this picture ?
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Not that much, I rendered a 768*1024 px picture, it took about 15 minutes (I didn't time it exactly but during the process I went all the way through the mushroom cup at Mario Kart
If you consider my laptop has only a 2 GHz CPU, this was really not a big render.
I started using Vray a few weeks ago and I'm starting to find it a lot more powerful and easy to use that mental
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Thanks
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(Et je viens de me rappeler que tu etais francophone...
Honnetement je n'ai pas regrettΓ© le changement, en dehors du fait que Vray est beaucoup plus accessible et intuitif, la communautΓ© Vray est beacoup plus importante sur le net, donc c'est infiniment plus facile de trouver de l'aide et des bon tutos.
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Merci pour les conseils
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Je sais pas (j'utilise la 9 aussi), mais franchement ca me paraitrait assez dingue que le 2008 ne supporte pas Vray
En tout cas ce serait un revirement bizarre de la part d'Autodesk.
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En effet, Γ bien y penser....
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Nice man! I look forward to reading the tutorial.
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nice, i like how you used just geometry not subsurfaces ;]
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Wowowowow that is beautiful! What great lighting and a great render!!! Ah please post the tutorial soon, I really need to learn how to place my lights and stuff...love how that A button turned out. Awesome work. (by the way, check the grammar in the first sentence of the description for this)
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Thanks dude.
Where exactly did I screwed up the grammar ?
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*photography & *photograph
dumb emoticons...
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Dammit you're right
Corrected, thanks for pointing it out.
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photography - art or practice of taking and processing photographs
photograph - picture made using a camera
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Wow impressive. I thought it was a photo as well. Keep up the good work
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lol i thought it was a photo too
great job
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OK I think I'm going to edit the comments to avoid confusion
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Incredible! When I first saw this I thought it was a photo.
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