Some recent examples

jet1990 · October 13, 2015, 04:06:29 AM

Hi all what do you think of some render tests? i cant wait for keyshot 6 to come out as im trying to perfect interior archviz shots.

TpwUK · October 13, 2015, 05:49:33 AM

The new interior lighting preset makes interiors so much easier you will have a blast, and judging by your renders you will achieve that extra level of realism that you are seeking

Martin

Josh3D · October 13, 2015, 08:49:30 AM

The mic looks great and Martin is right, you'll appreciate the interior mode in KeyShot 6. Great work on that wood material in the last one.

Will Gibbons · October 13, 2015, 06:14:23 PM

Your interior with the TV on the wall looks pretty good/accurate. I'd only suggest trying to add some more interesting objects. I find it useful to refer to catalog magazines. Take for instance, an Ikea or CB2 or Crate & Barrel catalog, flip till you find something you like and try re-creating it. They have nice compositions and interesting shots usually.

jet1990 · October 14, 2015, 02:18:19 AM

Quote from: willgibbonsdesign on October 13, 2015, 06:14:23 PM
Your interior with the TV on the wall looks pretty good/accurate. I'd only suggest trying to add some more interesting objects. I find it useful to refer to catalog magazines. Take for instance, an Ikea or CB2 or Crate & Barrel catalog, flip till you find something you like and try re-creating it. They have nice compositions and interesting shots usually.

Thanks! whenever i attempt interiors i end up getting really frustrated because i always seem to encounter the usual obstacles ( spotting on materials whether it's a glossy or matt finish) and i can never quite figure out how to get rid of it. My render settings are quite high and tweaking things like GI doesnt seem to go away.

Will Gibbons · October 16, 2015, 06:45:04 AM

I hear you. I'm not sure if KS6 is better at reducing artifacts like that. I think it may be. I run into that sometimes depending on the material. Do you know how to increase the samples of the individual material? That's usually a good way to reduce artifacts. I try to bump mine up to around 12 samples. Also, not sure of your render settings, but I tend to always render at 'maximum samples' and set it to 400-700 depending on the complexity of the scene an how much light/reflective materials it has. See if any of that helps. Also, I usually queue my renderings up and let them run over night as to not spend all day waiting for the machine to do its work.

theAVator · October 16, 2015, 07:10:20 AM

I like the microphone, great DOF use!

I also like the interior with the TV for some reason. It's so simple looking, but there's a lot of feeling/emotion/anxiety coming out of it.

Not a huge fan of the bright shiny feet on the tubs. When I think of tubs like that, I always think of real brassy, gnarled, tarnished feet.

Great examples overall!

syrom · October 19, 2015, 04:28:05 PM

I would like to see more good attempts at archviz Luke the couch one you made. I typically use vray and maxwell and get incredible renders. In trying to see how far i could push with this render. Main complaint for me is, once you loaf a very complex interior scene, it shows the interactive window. And the lack of wireframe view .