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Published: 2008-02-17 04:02:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 65010; Favourites: 1584; Downloads: 1790
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Apartment RenderingArchitectural Rendering created by ZoDev Design.
Architectural Rendering
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you know, i'm an architect and i love this kind of perspective plan...
the problem for me was when i present this to the client they have problem understanding it! hope you have a better luck
anyway... beautiful!!!
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Very sweet apartment! I would love to have the same...
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Looks awesome!
I'm waiting to get the key to my new apartement, I would love to make such a sketch to see how it would look like when I'm moving in.
Great job on the detail and the lightning and shades!
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You could easily slip it to the photography category and no one would notice. Gorgeous render.
I like the flat. But I would buy a bit larger table. If someone would drop by for a dinner/supper it's way to small. Either that, or a collapsible one.
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I would love to master 3D like you. This is gorgeous! Congrats for the DD
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I really really love this...the fact that its not stuffed with unnecesary furniture and the fact that its so light...LOVE IT!!!
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Congrats on the DD, it looks great and realistic too! Damn, I'd want an apartment like that
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That is fantastic! 
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Ah I love this apartment<3
What program did you use to create it?
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I would like to live in a place like that! Just the right space.
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Wow, amazing work! It looks so realistic; I thought it was at first!
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Yeah, at first I was kinda' "oh, that guy has a supermanish camera" if you catch it what I wanna say
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wow i love it!! It's beautiful! I would love stay such place
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Very nice scene,
Just wondering though how you hid the ceiling without allowing light through? I've been looking for a way to do this for a while now, trying clipping planes and such, but nothing ever came out as good as this..
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Almost all 3D packages allow for visiblity adjustments, like he says... In Maya, for example, you just turn off an object's primary visibility.
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Well, it's really simple to hide the ceiling, yet keep the ceiling's shadows.
In Cinema 4d (which I use for my architectural renders) you can assign a Compositing Tag to an object. This tag allows the object to be seen/or not by the camera, to cast/or not shadows, to be/or not reflected etc. So for an effect like this you just set the ceiling NOT to be seen by the camera, and it becomes "invisible" but still casts shadows and interacts with other objects. It's just not there for the camera.
I'm pretty much sure that every 3d application, like 3ds max or sketchup or whatever, have a similar functionality.... However an extreme lighting angle could work as well (but could look somewhat unrealistic. Not a case in this one, though...)
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It could possibly be the outdoor lighting angle. but at the same time im not sure.
the reason why i thought that is because thats what i'd try if i didn't know a better way, plus the shadows look quite long on the balcony.
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