Fantasy by Nixgehtmehr

Cinema 4D • Realism • posted on Feb 06, 2005

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Made with Cinema 4D Version 8 Radiosity and standard Lights & Area Shadows Rendertime about 2h on Athlon XP 3200 Thanks for viewing Please C&C !

Comments (15)

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onnetz

1:48PM | Sun, 06 February 2005

Everything looks great except for the texture of the table.. Maybe dirty it up a bit and turn down the bump.

aceface041973

2:23PM | Sun, 06 February 2005

The table looks fine to me. Really a Fantastic render, congrats!! : )

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dlb

3:45PM | Sun, 06 February 2005

Like this very much...Great stuff

Gangstar-Fredi

4:29PM | Sun, 06 February 2005

wow, there is really just one thing to reallity: the transparent bones are to transparent and clear. dont ask me how fix this prob. But the rest is incredible and awsome realistic

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Sarte

11:48PM | Sun, 06 February 2005

Now this brings back memories. Long nights in someone's basement, gelatinous cubes, magic missiles...

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turner

3:39AM | Mon, 07 February 2005

How about a couple of D4's ;)

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longpod

7:07AM | Mon, 07 February 2005

looks perfect to me

LCGuy

7:55AM | Mon, 07 February 2005

What a gorgeous piece of work! Top notch!

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cartesius

8:51AM | Mon, 07 February 2005

It's a great image but you should make it clear that this is a recreation of an existing image originally made by Lipka Jozsef using 3ds max. The original can be seen here: http://www.cgtalk.com/showthread.php?t=115125.

Nixgehtmehr

10:28AM | Mon, 07 February 2005

Yes you are right. It's a recreation. The idea is not mine. I have to apologize for stealing his idea. But the original image looks just unbelieable good and real for me and I though it's a good exercise to try to recreate it in Cinema 4d. The original Image was created with Vray - in my opinion the currently best render engine for photorealism. (Damn, please Chaos Group make it work with Cinema! Fast!) So I gave it a try in Cinema to see if it is actually possible with Adavanced Render. After all I think, you can do it with AR - but not quite as good as Vray. The last bit of realim is left.

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