Glass study by Patrick_210

Carrara/RDS • Realism • posted on Nov 18, 2004

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Study of glass and lighting textures in C4Pro with Shader Ops. This could have been done in C3. Thanks, Patrick

Comments (12)

falconperigot

12:22PM | Thu, 18 November 2004

This is a bit dark for my taste but excellent all the same.

claudiomil

2:54PM | Thu, 18 November 2004

Awesome artwork!!! Very nice modeling and texture. Very realistic.

sailor_ed

3:56PM | Thu, 18 November 2004

Very nice and very realistic. I might have made the beer bottle less barrel shaped so the paper label would stick better but then again maybe not!

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TOXE

2:17AM | Fri, 19 November 2004

Coolwonderfulamazing picture!! One of the best carrara images that i've ever seen! I'd love to see blurred reflections on the table...

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Patrick_210

9:15AM | Fri, 19 November 2004

Thanks for the comments, sailor ed - you have a good point, I didn't really think of that. Toxe, I actually did a render of this with blurred reflections. It was O.K., but seemed to weaken this image a little to me. The render hit was huge though, this one took 4 hours, with blurred reflections the time was almost 11 hours.

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GLyra

10:49AM | Fri, 19 November 2004

Very good job

naniwa

4:06AM | Sat, 20 November 2004

Very beautiful work and parfect rendering!! but...I feel the left glass is too big. and do you have not beer but wine?

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Nod

8:07AM | Sat, 20 November 2004

Bit dark, but very realistic looking.

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Patrick_210

4:17PM | Sat, 20 November 2004

naniwa, you are perhaps correct about the proportions of the glass. I think having a bottle of beer and a glass of wine is nothing unusual though. As far as the dark comments, it is as I intended. I've noticed some users new to 3D tend to set their monitors too dark, here is a link to the calibration settings for Renderosity so that we are all on the same page. http://www.renderosity.com/tut.ez?Form.ViewPages=77

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