Vintage car composite

[Egert_Kanep]

Trying to achieve a somewhat believable result for a potential movie. Still wip, but thought why not to share

[epilectrolytics]

Whoa, looks great already!
Missing driver and registration plate give it away though

[Sharlybg]

Nice integration !
What kind of LUts did you use for this shot ?

[Egert_Kanep]

I once bought this pack of LUT's and now I just mix them together as I see fit https://luts.iwltbap.com/

[Racleborg]

Wow! It looks like a photo to me. Very inspiring!

[FarbigeWelt]

Trying to achieve a somewhat believable result for a potential movie. Still wip, but thought why not to share

Looks great!

I wonder if the size of the old timer is correct. The parked car to the left seems big compared to the old timer. I would check the size relations.

[tokiop]

Thanks for sharing, it is very promising ! Your use of LUTs look very efficient. Did you composite the render into the photo and then apply the LUT globally ?

[Racleborg]

by tokiop » Sun Jul 07, 2019 12:45 pm

Thanks for sharing, it is very promising ! Your use of LUTs look very efficient. Did you composite the render into the photo

by Racleborg » Sat Jul 06, 2019 11:23 am

Wow! It looks like a photo to me. Very inspiring!

...I thought that the entire image was Lux materials Oh well, at least it inadvertently shows how much faith I have in the luxcore capabilities!

[Egert_Kanep]

I just rendered the image from Lux, then comped into this image and applied lut globally. Usually one wants to work with raw footage and then send it to grading.

[Racleborg]

Thank for the explanation. It looks great.
I've got a lot to learn about how to create great looking scenes.