A borning room by jonpink

Cinema 4D • (none) • posted on Sep 28, 2002

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I am very new to 3D (never touched the stuff until 8 months ago) and trying to learn as much / as quick a possible! Any comments or tips on how to improve my images are always most welcome (:)j This took 36.3 hours to render!! so not wanting to do volumetric lighting again on my slooooooow 400Mhz. :(

Comments (6)

Thirdeye

4:30PM | Sat, 28 September 2002

Looks great, the overpowering light 'look' is hard to achieve but yours looks fantastic. Dunno about the 36 hours though, did you use radiosity?

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Shademaster

4:33PM | Sat, 28 September 2002

Hey jonpink! Wonderfull piece of art you made! I don't think you are a beginner anymore. If you want some tips on getting the render time down: try rendering using the ARNOLD render settings, this means you set (in the radiosity dialog) the amount of stochastic samples to: 16, the prepass to 1/1 and diffusion depth to 2. accuracy should be at 70 % and the rest should be set to 1. This way you benefit from the beauty of a radiosity render without the huge render times. I don't know if this is going to help in this scen, but it might be worth a try...

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cartesius

7:23PM | Sat, 28 September 2002

Been following Adams tutorial, have you? I made the room (with the lighting) myself not long ago :) Nice atmosphere and I can understand that it took some time to render.

jonpink

3:33PM | Sun, 29 September 2002

Thanks for the aRnold tip shademaster, I shall give it a bash right now.

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FitArtistSF

3:29PM | Mon, 30 September 2002

Hey Jonpink, I am learning Cinema (v7) as well. If you can do this good a render in only 8 months, there's hope for me. ;O) This is Very, very well done! Your other images (rooms, robots, etc.) have really been done well too. Man, I hope I will be able to do as well. Good Job!

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