Interior (Close-Up Steering Wheel)

[feher]

Been awhile since I did an interior.
HDRILightStudio4 for lighting.
I also used two ies lights for that extra pop and rim light on steering wheel.
I used the DOF for the first time in Keyhsot. Now I know why I do it myself in PS

[Despot]

Nice renders Tim, but this a good example of why displacement is needed in KS, the close-up shot of the steering wheel leather could have benefited from it...

I used the DOF for the first time in Keyhsot. Now I know why I do it myself in PS

I've always found the DOF in KS really intuitive and it always gives great results, although admittedly it can be a tad noisy at times, depends on the scene.

J

[DriesV]

Really nice!
What render times were you getting on what machine(s)?
The DOF seems really smooth.

I actually prefer to use DOF in KeyShot over Photoshop. For the rare occasions where I need it.
I think it gives much better results than postwork when you have emissives and/or strong highlights in your scene.

Dries

[EGON]

WOW!

[tsunami]

Yes WOW WOW..Tim your work is awesome!!!
I would like to know that working scene...

[feher]

Really nice!
What render times were you getting on what machine(s)?
The DOF seems really smooth.

I actually prefer to use DOF in KeyShot over Photoshop. For the rare occasions where I need it.
I think it gives much better results than postwork when you have emissives and/or strong highlights in your scene.

Dries

If I didn't render this with DOF on it would have rendered in little over an hour. With DOF it took 15 hours. Now I did increase the quality on the DOF. So that might have increased the time too.

Tim

[guest84672]

Use the realtime render mode, Tim. It will go much faster when DOF is present.