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Published: 2006-01-24 16:11:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 3701; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 475
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Well, actually that realism stuff is not really my style but I'm currently having a lack of inspiration so sorry for that
To be honest, I am not very satisfied with this one... But I still need to get used to FinalRender.
I hope you like it anyway
Cinema 4D & Photoshop
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right, not is perfect but i like this!!!
...the pieces of the left are not very dark?
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I think reflections are too strong... But image is still great
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wow, this is really on great piece. The reflection/refraction is great, and the broken bulb looks amazing!
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nice render.. thing u got a fetish for shatter ,huh? cool work pal
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Wow this is amazing, I thought it was real for sure, what a talented digital artist you are!!!
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Wenn du nicht damit glΓΌcklich bist kann ich wohl kaum glΓΌcklich darΓΌber sein
Ich glaube ein paar kleinere stΓΌckchen und ein paar fΓ€srige risse im glas wΓΌrden realistischer sein
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Wow I like it! incredible feeling of reality.Great Job
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Globes look great.. I had a bit of a hard time checking out the details because of the white bg.. maybe try changing that around.
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Ooh you got final render too 
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Umm... That might be the setting "Filter image" at the bottom of the anti aliasing stuff. Try turning that off.
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ah... ok will try it, thanks.
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That's very well done. Beautiful form and fine tones.
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you got final render for Cinema4D? Is it worth me getting?
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Well it depends on what you expect. It costs 695$ and you will only take advantage of it if you're really experienced and already came upon the limits of advanced render. Further it has a very complicated node structure for creating materials. But it renders very fast. Regarding your stuff I guess you can still bring out a lot in advanced render before you should switch to finalrender.
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that's pretty cool man, but it's not 100%, i had the same problem ... the shadows of the glass tend to get too dark using radiosity
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Yea I should have used radiosity caustics
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yeh, but is another amount of time
but still it's a pretty impressive work
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maybe a little too exposed, i mean there is a lot of light, all white...
Anyway is really great, well done!
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