Taking my bmw 7 for a test drive by zinoarchi
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Hello friends, how are you?
Well, i have been working with architectural projects a lot. This time i tried a different subject like cars which i have always been fond of.
When i was using vue it was quite easy to create nature scenes. But in MAX i had to buy some plugins to create the same range of effects and i must admit that things are starting to look better.
but hey it's my work and i can't criticise myself. It's up to you guys. Your comments are appreciated.
Created in 3ds max and rendered using v-ray.
enjoy.
ZINO
by the way, this image is part of a car simulation animation that i have been working on.
The animation will be available in my upcoming company website.
Comments (9)
Nehal_Mohamed
wooooooow that looks real,exellent modeling try to use the hdr images in reflrction , that will help u to achieve a highest reality photos realy thankes for your comment:)
Petra-S
Wow...super car and combination!
Ahmed_Salah
Really professional work ......Gr8
Richardphotos
stunning modeling and the the background is very realistic. I had a Z3 before and they are dream to drive, can only imagine the cream de la cream top of line
Riyad_hasan
WOW boss fantastic work.........May I go for a test drive plz!lol.
apl3d
wooowwww!!!!! amazing model and render!! your getting better and better my friend!! keepit up! I salute you! :)
cabracan
Really remarkable!
jpuetzi
good modeling. nice compositions. good pics! critic: in the big pic: what is this shiny white stuff on the right fore wheel (seen from the drivers direction)? are you sure that BMW sells this strange green and grey lacquer? the material of the rims is too bright. use a higher tesselation/subdivision to get less distortion in the reflections and highlights. the car designers spend a lot of time optimizing their NURBS to C2/G2 continuity (Strak, Class A surfaces)
paulw80
nice one, must take ages!