Very fast viz

[suomi]

In a minute of boredom I did THIS. Models are all mine and was done earlier except the tripod. It's from flyingarchitecture.com. Total time - approx 3 hours with rendering and post. The idea came from the photo in "French by design" blog.

[Rio]

YAF(A)RAY from Suomi !!!!
Yet A Fantastic ( Again) Render And Yes... ( sorry I didn't find quickly a good Y at the end )

[chronoh]

Beautiful...

...but I should made a little more post blurring some sharpy stuff, specially at high contrast areas like the design lamp and the white light source bg. Very work indeed

I'm currently working on a realistic 3d demoreel and another experimental project...using yaf and blender 2.6 and... quite happy with the output qualities and rendertimes.

Hope to post stuff soon

[suomi]

Thanx

sorry I didn't find quickly a good Y at the end

Yummy?

the design lamp

Thanx again, never even thought that it will look like a "design lamp" . It's my own creation and I call it "A Great Flying Spaghetti Monster" Others call it "Heavy Industrial Transglitcher" or something like that.

[abhifx]

wow very nice!

but the title was a bit misleading. i was like "god there is super fast render setting which lets you render realistic images. i have to see it"

i then it went away :/


anyway, beautiful render. please share the settings

[suomi]

Here's the settings.

[Arquitecto]

Suomi,
All has been said.

But I would love to learn your post pro work.
Can you share your image without post pro?
Whow did you generate vignetting and soft glow over the sofa?
Blender or gimp? Why?

Oh my god, this seems like an interrogation!
But, hey, you and your works caused it!
Great render and thanks once again for sharing it!

[suomi]

First of all, sorry for not answering for so long. I was thinking of creating a mini-tutorial about postpro, but then realized, that I haven't enough time for that.

Unfortunately, raw render was deleted shortly after the postpro was made, so I cannot share it.

And about postproduction process: I made it in GIMP, because it much faster and intuitive for me than nodes. First, duplicate the initial layer three times. The first copy set to screen mode, it'll make the image brighter; the second one set to soft light mode - it'll give more contrast. The third copy is for glow. Make it monochrome, then adjust the contrast high enough, almost for pure black and white colors. Then I use a plugin called something like DOF Blur (I have localized version of GIMP so I cannot be sure). It's better than Gaussian blur - if you'll play with it, you'll understand what I mean. Then I almost always tinting this blurred layer for something between cyan and blue. Additionally you can apply a Chromatic aberration with maximal settings to it - it will give interesting color distribution of a bloom. Then set this layer to screen, in addition you can make an alpha mask.

Vignetting is far easier. Make new layer, lit it with black, then apply an alpha mask with radial gradient from center. Adjust brightness and contrast and you will have a vignette.

[Arquitecto]

Thank you very much.
Your tutorial is perfect!
I knew you had litle important tips to share!
Your post pro work is very, very nice.
Thanks once again!

[STart]

pro quality as always, thaks for mini tutorial, how ceiling lamp cloth was made?

[suomi]

how ceiling lamp cloth was made?

http://vimeo.com/23410198

[Alain]

Wow great ! Reminds a bit at the Bertrand Benoit Style

What are your hardwarespecifications ?
How did you do the carpet ?
What Yafaray-Version do you use ?

Kind regards
Alain

[suomi]

Reminds a bit at the Bertrand Benoit Style

It's a best compliment I've heard so far. Thanx. I love his images.

What are your hardwarespecifications ?

i7 2600k, 16Gb RAM, GTX-560Ti.

How did you do the carpet ?

Here's a .blends. Models are similar to this carpet.

Carpet http://blender3d.org.ua/forum/wip/iwe/u ... test.blend
Furry plaid download/file.php?id=5561

What Yafaray-Version do you use ?

0.1.2 from Megasoft78 on Xubuntu 11.10 x64

[lucidlook]

Hi guys!

Is it only me who can see small white square spots on the right-middle part of this by all means wanderful picture? Is it something from the photon mapping settings or?..

Thanks

[suomi]

lucidlook, it's a famous "white dots". This bug seems to be fixed now.