Really great render, love it! But somehow I feel the scale of the scene is little bit off
I had this discussion with Salimljabli a while back on another forum, the garage is a lil over three times the height of the ca, which puts it close to 4m. This is more than adequate. For a second storey garage its enough. Single storey garages are normaly higher though...
Originally Posted by DarkHorse
@Adozv, I know what you mean on that..it's probably the DOF that's
tricking your eye into thinking that the scene is a bit cramed. But in actuallity
some parking garages are lieterally that compact.
Some elements like the pvc ceiling pipe could be scaled down a little.
It's looking good though, for sure
Scaled down the pipe and made a few detail changes here: (http://nasg85.deviantart.com/#/d3gqedw), looks much better with the white pipe not being such a distraction...
Here's a new render in orange! it was mentioned a while ago to do an orange Cinque, here it is!
One of the sickest cg render shots I've ever seen!
Good attention to detail on the shell paint; it has a
proper level of reflectivity, bluriness, carbon fiber texture,
and paint angular tone depth.
Indeed, more angle shots would be interesting to see
CPU 2009 Gateway XPS
Graphics Card ATI Radeon Monitor Setup Gateway 22" monitor OS Windows Vista x64 bit
As for the CF texture i have a diffuse (Light and dark weave), reflection( for the titanium part), glossiness( titanium is shinier than the darker carbon) and a slight bump for some roughness of the titanium flecks. Then that gets mixed into the diffuse of a transparent glossy shader to get that shiny fresnel overcoat.
Here's a final pic for the orange and an old cf shot( different texture map but shader is essentially the same).
Wow... it just keeps getting better. Very realistic render the last one... garage scene very nice. Pipe texture still a bit rough IMHO (DA pic) and floor very blotchy in colour and this makes the scene's contrast seem higher than the car's contrast. But this is my personal taste and I cannot fault your work beyond that. Simply amazing.