...how deep by EdwinDrix

Cinema 4D • Abstract • posted on Oct 24, 2006

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Hi!!!! Just played a bit with C4D. My first posting here and I hope ya like it ;o) Rendertime: 1h:30min All comments are welcome and thanks for viewing. Edwin.

Comments (19)

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zfigure7

10:29PM | Tue, 24 October 2006

Interesting tunnel view. It will even be more spectacular if you apply some grid textures on those stacked up boxes. Nicely done!

HorseFlesh

12:16AM | Wed, 25 October 2006

It looks like a person could climb out with all those hand and footholds.Neat!

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ollle

12:46AM | Wed, 25 October 2006

Excellent! Is it rendered with AR?

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chachi

7:02AM | Wed, 25 October 2006

great job! Only crit i have is that the foreground DOF seems a bit strong to me. Other than that, looks great! -chachi

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Sabra

7:12AM | Wed, 25 October 2006

Love the lighting in this one, it's really great. I agree with chachi that the foreground DOF is a bit strong, unless this is meant to be a really small object. Besides from that, great image and welcome here!

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madluko

10:05AM | Wed, 25 October 2006

Great lighting. looks like a photo. a photo of what i don't know but it looks real.

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zescanner

10:58AM | Wed, 25 October 2006

I love this in so many ways. I like the simplicity of it combined with the detailing and of course the superb lighting & shadowing. I've had dreams of places kinda like this.

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EdwinDrix

11:13AM | Wed, 25 October 2006

Thank you all for the comments. I agree about the foreground dof, it's a bit to strange. Next time I will do it better ;o) to ollle: no it's not AR, I have done the render with Final Render Stage2. A good friend of mine uses this renderengine and he allowed me to render the image on his computer (we just had to do some finetuning to render the file). Now I am thinking about to buy Final Render for C4D. It's just great and damn fast. Again thank you all for the help and the comments!!! Edwin.

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Becco_UK

1:24PM | Wed, 25 October 2006

Nice use of an alternative render engine but I still prefer Maxwell Render (when it works as expected!). I think the simplicity makes this image seem more complex than it is. A dynamic camera angle brings the render to life. A minor critism is that there are some artifacts in the dof areas. Almost expecting to see an alien lifeform in the darker regions of the structure!

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cartesius

4:50PM | Thu, 26 October 2006

Very cool! I'm contemplating FR myself...

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dreamlight

2:52AM | Fri, 27 October 2006

Hey Edwin! AWESOME render! Amazing DOF, light and POV... I love this kind of structures! Thanks for all the nice comments on my dogs and gallery! :)

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EdwinDrix

9:16AM | Fri, 27 October 2006

to cartesius: FR is a great render but a bit tricky when you use the FR-Textures. Sometimes FR can't use the C4D-Textures correctly... and there is a polygon-limit you can use with FR. If there are to much polys in your scene, FR will render a black screen. But at all FR is a great renderengine and easy to use - the best at this time I think. Ah, and many thanks for the great comments!!! Edwin.

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IO4

10:09PM | Thu, 02 November 2006

The lighting in this is just stunning. Fantastic image.

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daveef

8:59PM | Sat, 04 November 2006

great job ... amazing mood and lighitng! ever tried Maxwell Render as render negine? This one was the first unbiased render engine .. Final Render followed M~R but i think M~R (Maxwell Render) is much better than Final Render bacause of lot of developement ... try it!!! :) V*

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