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Thanks for looking

J

cool

Thanks Angelo

Another shot

Looking great!!

really nice.
great lines and reflections :))

doens't happen often but this makes me want to jup in and go for a drive ...

Mmh, great renders. Excellent all the way through. The lighting is perfect for the backplates.

Magnus

Thanks guys :)

Quote from: PhilippeV8 on October 06, 2015, 12:41:31 AM
doens't happen often but this makes me want to jup in and go for a drive ...

Me as well Philippe, 450 BHP and 0-60 in 2.9 seconds for the race version... would be an amazing drive :)

Quote from: Magnus Skogsfjord on October 06, 2015, 01:00:01 AM
Mmh, great renders. Excellent all the way through. The lighting is perfect for the backplates.

Magnus

The backplate and HDRI are a matching set Magnus :)

J

Quote from: The Metal Master on October 06, 2015, 02:07:21 AM
The backplate and HDRI are a matching set Magnus :)

Yes, I kinda figured. Still, it can be challenging enough sometimes to find the correct corresponding brightness/contrast/intensity settings to make it match perfectly. Or maybe it's just me.

QuoteYes, I kinda figured. Still, it can be challenging enough sometimes to find the correct corresponding brightness/contrast/intensity settings to make it match perfectly. Or maybe it's just me.

You're right it can be challenging - you've got to hit that 'sweet spot', this is my first car render though, in KeyShot anyway, so I'm still learning too... :)

J

Amazing work..

Thanks Ivan

Here's a rear shot, my personal favourite :)

J

That's a smashing group of renders J - For a KeyShot cherry popping vehicle rendering session I would go so far as to say awesome job man :)

Martin

Cheers Martin :)

Wow, nice renderings.

The backplates are very nice.  :)

Thanks Gianluca, much appreciated... :)

J

Great renders man!!I like light and result you got with it..
For me best result saw here on last months.
Great
Cheers

Thanks Slater, much appreciated :)

WOW ! Excellent work my friend !
I love that backplate where can I get it ?
It's a keeper
Tim

where can i get the hdri/backplate :)?

Quotewhere can i get the hdri/backplate

You will need to purchase it

Seriously nice! I haven't seen an automotive post by you before, then... POW! Some of the nicest Iv seen, but I expect no less from you. Bast@@d!

Whats with the avatar, Muammar?  ;D

Cheers Edwardo, I don't feel comfortable rendering cars, but once you get into it, it's pretty addictive. It's also taught me to be a lot more tolerant about other people's work as I now realise how difficult it is to get something even approaching realistic...

QuoteWhats with the avatar, Muammar?

Lol, somebody kindly pointed out to me that I had despot-like personality issues... so I thought I would embrace it  ;D  ;D

Although a dead dictators likeness as my avatar is probably taking it too far ;)

J

Very very nice!  8)
nice car and great renderings too

Thanks Arian :)

J

Great renders! The first is amazing! :D

QuoteGreat renders! The first is amazing!

Cheers :) thanks for the comment.

J

Another couple of renders in a different environment - again using matching HDR and Backplate

Ohhh, top work, mate!  :D

One question, how you did the flare effect ?  :)

Thanks Gianluca :)

The flares were created in Cinema 4D, rendered out and composited using Photoshop

J

Created .. ? What you mean ? :)

Cinema 4D has a lens flare builder (of sorts) built into it. I rendered out onto a black background and composited with the KS render using screen blending mode.

Hope that helps

J

Ahh, i never used C4D, but i think i understand.

Thank you :)

Great work J, as always. I really must look into C4D - its quite cheap and seems to do so much (Im still trying to decide what platform to start subD/poly modelling in)

Also, this lotus looks like right good fun!!

Cheers Ed, I'm not a modeller as such, but I know you can't go far wrong with C4D, or perhaps Modo ?

Yes, I would gladly lose a bollock to have a 'go' in the 3-11, I owned an old Elise 1.8 2DR years ago, it was mighty quick, but somewhat lairy ;)

J

Quote from: edwardo on October 17, 2015, 08:57:09 AM
Great work J, as always. I really must look into C4D - its quite cheap and seems to do so much (Im still trying to decide what platform to start subD/poly modelling in)

Also, this lotus looks like right good fun!!

I'm a SolidWorks user and have just began using MODO. C4D is on my list eventually, but I got MODO when they ran a really good deal a few weeks back. If you've got any questions, just holler. I've shared some of my thoughts in regard to easing into/learning MODO on my blog: willgibbonsdesign.com (http://willgibbonsdesign.com)

Cheers.