Sketchup + KeyShot 5, for lighting there 4 spot in the ceiling area diffused + diffuse plane found in the room, the backplate is illuminated by a environment "White studio grey floor", the focus was set to 43mm, I just modify the contrast and brightness in photoshop.
Love the direction this is going.
very nice. and i like the concept.. but most of the edges are too sharp. and its making it look cg. work on that. you can chamfer them a little.
I agree with Netti on the edges. But a small fillet would give better catchlights than a chamfer. The overall look and design is really beautiful, so keep pushing it!
Bill G
thank you for your comments, I have to cut corners and I forget every time. I have a question, I want to change modeling software that you advise me between Cinema 4D and modo?
xavier.
I think SketchUp is best for this type of hard surface modeling. If you'r looking for something that has more organic modeling features, the next version of ZBrush has some great mix of both as well as KeyShot integration.
Quote from: josh3d on September 24, 2014, 07:55:55 AM
I think SketchUp is best for this type of hard surface modeling. If you'r looking for something that has more organic modeling features, the next version of ZBrush has some great mix of both as well as KeyShot integration.
thank you josh