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marcatore wrote: ↑Wed Oct 06, 2021 8:13 am Wow!
Beautiful product images.

Great modelling, shading and lighting.

thank you haha, i'm glad you like it!

Hey guys; I'm back, its been a while. I hope everyone is doing great. I'd like to share another university project I just finished for my Advanced CAD class. The task was to realistically model and render a pair of pre-existing heaphones. I chose these: Meze 99 Classics. We had to use Autodesk Fusio...

Yes you are right, the stones look rather not sharp. But I don't know exactly why, and I don't think it is the f-stop (0.02 I have used it many times like this), because all the stones lost their sharp edges... And I noticed way after publishing this render :D :P :lol: I guess I was focusing on too...

wow, looks great! how did you do the light flares? was it the glare node in the compositor? everytime i use the glare node, it doesn't look good.

the work looks stunning, very realistic.

The only thing that breaks the immersion for me is the background. Outside the windows you can see the HDRI map that you used, and it looks pixelated.

other than that, the lighting, textures and materials are great.

This work looks clean! very nice. Could we see the Cycles version and the Luxcorerender version side by side for a comparison? and also what are your thoughts on using Luxcorerender over Cycles, which one do you prefer?

wow, this looks great, It makes me feel like in the room of some building on a tropical island somewhere

Personally I think that products rendering is quite difficult to do. There might be mostly something which disappoint you in a render, may it be the reflection of the hdr, or a shadow.. or something else. It can't be compared to archviz, where you setup a room, adding lights, objects, furniture, wh...

Here is my skin shader in Luxcorerender 2.6 alpha. The 3d model and textures is from the Wikihuman project. https://vgl.ict.usc.edu/Data/DigitalEmily2/ Tell me if you want me to post the blend file, it is around 1 gb in size and it will take forever for me to upload to google drive using my slow in...

TAO wrote: ↑Thu Sep 09, 2021 2:51 pm Nice, well done. it will be great to see a tutorial about it.

thank you! good idea, i might put out a tutorial on the topic some time soon, i have a lot of university assignments to do.