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Published: 2006-04-22 16:08:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 36190; Favourites: 318; Downloads: 2496
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A revision of an imperfect room i'd made some 2 years ago [link]Still a little noisy in places, but it is minimal.
Cinema 4D to Max through VRay
Thanks for looking
Rendertime - 4hrs at 1920 x 1400
VRay Light with Physical Sky - Sun
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Comments: 79
It's 11 years old.
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Wow O_O I didn't noticed that! btw Nice work here
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Don't worry about the noise, you can always sell it as filmgrain.
You've got some of the best photorealistic archviz I've ever seen, right up there with Alex Roman. I can't believe you did this 7 years ago! I just discovered your deviant page today searcing for "vray" images and I just had to comment /sorry for the spam.
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Impressive ! the little noise isn't disturbing
NesDeisngs, concerning the render-time, you can get quite such time these days ... whenever there is a displacement texture, fabric, caustics, rendering time can climb quite high!
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hey there, this is a wonderful render, i was wondering how you got the landscape out the window, did you put it in "background"? im starting with 3d now and haven't found a good tutorial on it yet
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thats amazing. mate 4 hours is a long time. i feel bad for u. i hate when that happens
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6 years ago. It would take about 10 minutes now.
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hahaha dang. Are you a professional? because i dont even know how to make good vray materials
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Very much so. Currently lead environment designer on a major title.
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nice. im glad to actually talk to people in this kind of field. im currently trying to get into this kind of stuff. but there are no resources available where i live. Could you lead me in a right direction? or maybe teach me the right direction?
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the image it's good but you can get more realistic image if use a a better hdri
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sir,what are the good settings for the hdri?ty
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This is how my living room should look like. Great work.
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Imperfect? O.O I don't get why you said imperfect. it looks beautiful to me. nice lightining very lealist. Great for cinema and Vray
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hey! I made a new group the: Vray-Group. Would you like to Submit your work??
you can find the group here: [link]
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Great work. Just 2 questions:
How to get physical sun?
Could you put available for download the material used on floor?...
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doesnt appear to have the noise you normally get with vray, but there seems to be a fine grain over the whole image...
its vray day EVERY day!
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Very very cool 
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Visit my gallery pls 
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Fantastic - how did you learn btw? I'm starting out and looking for tips
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hmm... where would the person living here hide their bong? lol I'm in such a random mood today and this was the first question to pop into my head!
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Looks very well done. good job. though, i would apply the same material that's around the tv screen to the tv screen it'self. it would not be that white when not on. just a thought.
Looks great dude!
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now this is a perfect example of why i use both vray and Cinema 4D. brute force could have been beefed-up a bit i reckon but at this resolution it would have killed your compy. VERY nice stuff!
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yeh,lol.
is microsoft computers meant to be stressed
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lol what does GI algorithms have to do with microsoft? i dont get it
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WOW!!
iam very interested in these kind of renders, cause i want to work in the architectual visualisation sector (dont know exactly it is called my apologies)
my biggest problem is that i still dont know how to model good furniture, but you have that one down! AWESOME WORK
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Some kind of test signal . HA! Or not.
Actually the original intention was for a night shot and I never switched the material on the screen.
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perfect man!
vray is incredible no!?
could you tell me some lighting and ambient tutorials for me to render my products? Or could you tell me some tricks to me too?
Thanks! and nice job!
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you moddeld this in c4d and rendered it in 3ds max?
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Yes. I work this way very often.
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