Here is one of my latest renderings. Alot of photoshop work but alot of Keyshot as well. Let me know your thoughts or criticism
Carter
Looks fantastic, the backplate looks great, and the tires especially are pretty realistic looking. Coulpe of notes, that are purely my own opionion-
1) I'd get rid of the lens flare on the front tire. There's no glisten that ties it visually back to the glint on the rear box fender, so I just see it as a floater
2) lens looks a bit wide for the backplate. Looks like you are at about a 35-50, I'd up it to 80-100 and it won't be as wide angle, but I think it would sink into the back plate a little better. the field of view behind the truck doesn't seem wide enough to match the perspective of the front of the truck.
3)Add some depth of field ? might not work, but it would be interesting to try
looking great!
So a little more about the process on this on! I am posting the image that I started with. I replaced the body and the wheels as well as most of the background. I find the tires on lifted trucks a pain to do so I came up with this process.
Really well-done! My criticisms are:
- Front of truck blends into the background a bit (too close tonally)
- Backplate competes with truck
I'd desaturate it for some atmospheric perspective... maybe just go in there with a soft brush in PS (talking about the backplate). Add a touch of blur and turbidity in the distance just to pop the truck off the page a bit. Excellent approach though. I really like this.