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Digital Morning position 1
Published: 2004-12-18 12:34:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 41944; Favourites: 606; Downloads: 11214
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The room and all the objects were made at a real scale. I worked on this scene from december 2003 until late june 2004. This image took 8 days, 8 hours, 49 minutes and 59 seconds to render.I used radiosity, caustics (for the globe on the desk) and SSS (for the courtains).
Special thanks to Shademaster and Cinemike for suggestions and critiques during the creative process.
Be sure to also check out the second render .
I recommend you to view the "Making of Digital Morning" page which shows all the images I saved during the creative process.
This image has:
- appeared in the "Best of Cinema 4D " gallery from January 2005 issue of the 3DAttack magazine;
- been featured on the front page of the Cinema 4D Belgium web site ;
- been on the 9th place in the "Cinema 4D Hot 20 " gallery from Renderosity.com ;
- been featured as a Daily Deviation on DeviantArt.com in 2005-08-11.
- Processor: Intel Pentium 4, 1.7 Ghz;
- Memory: 1 GB RIMM;
- HDD: 20 GB SCSI (10000 RPM);
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Comments: 281
this is unreal... the only advanced critique I can give.... DONT CHANGE A THING!!!!!
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excellent! maybe light from window can be reduced a tiny bit
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Wow, thats really awsome. You have the same monitor as me, mines a 453 but it looks exactly the same
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That's amazing! It looks like a photograph.
Great job.
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Are you sure that's not a photo? I mean, just wow!
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such amazing detail! down to the glow on the top corner of the screen. i love it.
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Iβm speechless! Itβs awesome! And I didnβt see that it was a render before I looked at it in full view!
This iswonderfiul!
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Hey, that's the webcam I have. X3
Awesome picture. Looks so realistic. O.O
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Yikes.
Thats way too good to be digital.
Amazing job.
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This is really incredible....the light coming through the curtains is so realistic....and the trees barely seen through the curtains and blinds...the detail is just amazing....!!
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Wow, I thought this was from photography 
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February 30th...
I wonder if you put it there intentional or not ^^
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Amazing. But that snow globe (if thats what that blue orb is) is a bit too shiny to not have its own light source.
Amazing though.
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This is simply one of the best pieces that I have seen lately, certainly ever from the 3D rendering crowd on DA. Extremely wonderful job, I love it~
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Bloody amazing.. I can't even begin to comprehend how to do something like this.
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Now for my critiquing.
I think the next biggest challenge would definitely be more realism - Surface aspects, more detail to the letters on the keyboard, a definite reflection to the monitor since it doesn't seem to be an LSD display I'm looking at. Clutter would rock. Maybe any signs of usage at all.
Now that you've got most of the good stuff mastered, now it's time to get out your attention to detail and struggle with it. I'd LOVE to see detail! It's what I actually look for FIRST.
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wow! thats amazing, all the more so because it is such a mundane subject, It took me ages to bother clicking on it because I did'nt realise it was'nt a photograph! The only critiscism i have is that the textue on the speakers frontage lacks enough white to black contrast to give it realistic depth. But, at the same time, I only noticed this because I could'nt stop looking at the amazing attention to detail throughout
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First, I commend ANYONE who is willing, able, and actually DOES put in real time into a work of art. I'm honestly sick and tired of seeing artwork that takes... 5 minutes, 3 hours, etc. Rarely is there work that honest to goodness time and effort is put into (in my experience.)
Secondly, this work is AMAZING!! I'm sure you already hear that alot but it doesn't hurt to hear it from yet another admirer. My friend Justin is also an up and rising 3d graphic artist in the works. And this, by any means, will stun him completely and I think, will give him alot of hope and inspiration for HIS future.
I was so moved and impressed by this I not only faved it but I'm going to add you to devwatch, and I hope you don't mind that I made it my new desktop wallpaper. It's the least I could do. 
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..You mean to tell me that that isn't a real computer...?? o-o LIFE AS WE KNOW IT MAY SURELY BE A FABRICATION!! GWAAAAAAAAAHH!
MM... But, yes, like that one person said, maybe a reflection here or there. ^________^
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looks totally like a photograph, great realism and level of detail/depth!
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That's incredibly realistic render. Nice job with lightning and details.
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Amazing. I wish i could stuff of this detail when i attempt to render models of the warships in my sci fi universe
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That incredibly incredibulations! 
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Amazing!!
Congratulations of this excellent piece!
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Great work with the mess under the desk. It makes it believeable.
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This is absolutely phenominal, DEFINITLY deserved the DD. I love the texuture of everything, the wood, the plastic, especialy the felt on the speakers, and all the little details, like the stuff under the desk and the calander. That said, I do have a few critiqes. Several portions, specificly the keys on the keybord and the external drives on the computer, look flat. I'd assume this is because they are images, but in my mind, they are quite detracting if you're looking closely at everything.
Anyways, overall, great, great job.
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The keys are actually 3D objects, each of them. The keyboard is not a fake texture. It's entirely 3D modelling. Due to the way the lighting setup ended up, the keys may seem flat (and other parts you mentioned).
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Wow, 
but.. is it just me? or are you lacking one minor detail? lol.. a mouse cursor/pointer! (on the desktop)
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you cheated!!! its to perfect! im just playing. thats amazing work it looks so close to real its scary. great work!
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Is the keyboard one of those with flat keytops, or did you not make the keys cupped as they are typically.
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argh! *points at calendar* my byrthday month! XD
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the render is quite nice and the detail is amazing. Must have taken ages to model and texture that.
But that brings me to the question, that comes to my mind the first moment i saw this pic:
Why does someone spend this high amount of time and energy, for such an -sorry- ugly motif?
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- This looks great 
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