Still: chair(s)

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http://www.cgercn.com/ut/attach/2003/12/17/133056-sofa-1-embed.jpg

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http://www.cgercn.com/ut/attach/2003/12/17/133057-sofa-2-embed.jpg

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rendered with Brazil (3'18")

http://www.cgercn.com/ut/attach/2003/12/17/133058-4-sofa-embed.jpg

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used depth of field with Brazil (39'28")

http://www.cgercn.com/ut/attach/2003/12/17/133060-4sofa-embed.jpg

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http://www.cgercn.com/ut/attach/2003/12/18/133627-fr-4sofa-1-embed.jpg

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rendered with Finalrender (GI, Caustics opened)

http://www.cgercn.com/ut/attach/2003/12/19/134116-fr-cs-06-embed.jpg

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[jape]

Great renders, could kill for FinalR/MR/Brasil while struggling with flamingo..
Little qriticue from designer point of view:
Does this chair have enough back support, seems like too curved to really sit comfortably.
How is the pleksiglass/acryl/whatever attached to the structure? If you add screws or smth, would look like more realistic.
my 2 cents

[mamurphy]

Macintosh should have made these a few years ago and sold them with their iMacs:D

BTW, I don't see any hardware that holds the 'seat' on the 'frame'
maybe some round topped bolts or U shaped brackets underneath

The renders look great though, I really like the one with the caustics. Very Groovy

[sunfire]

Originally posted by jape
Great renders, could kill for FinalR/MR/Brasil while struggling with flamingo..
Little qriticue from designer point of view:
Does this chair have enough back support, seems like too curved to really sit comfortably.
How is the pleksiglass/acryl/whatever attached to the structure? If you add screws or smth, would look like more realistic.
my 2 cents

:thumbsup: I've ever considered about these points..
Anyway, thanks for your 2 cents.Good job!:beer:

[sunfire]

Originally posted by mamurphy
Macintosh should have made these a few years ago and sold them with their iMacs:D

BTW, I don't see any hardware that holds the 'seat' on the 'frame'
maybe some round topped bolts or U shaped brackets underneath

The renders look great though, I really like the one with the caustics. Very Groovy

Thanks guy! enjoy!:bounce:

[thorn3d]

Ergonomics aside, neat chair.

But... terrible renders, in a qualitative sense. The lighting isn't working too well, it's either too much or not enough... or something. The shadows are loosing cohesion, and the AA took a vacation. ;)

BUT, it's probably just a matter of playing with your settings some more. Keep working with it.

thorn

[xcvbnm]

Great design, materials and light and caustics.....
OUCH :scream: ...but not very comfortable

[sunfire]

Thanks guys for all of your helpful advice!:D

[nobrain]

Originally posted by neverwake
Ergonomics aside, neat chair.

But... terrible renders, in a qualitative sense. The lighting isn't working too well, it's either too much or not enough... or something. The shadows are loosing cohesion, and the AA took a vacation. ;)

BUT, it's probably just a matter of playing with your settings some more. Keep working with it.

thorn

I'll second that, you could've spent more time making the lighting more "commercial" (if you know what I mean), the black strip between the environment and the floor not so so sexy, ya know what I mean,
keep tweaking, and then you'll have some real kick ass final render images. I think they might even show up on the next version cd, nice choice of colors, layout and overall design.

[SidewinderX143]

I actually really liked all the render, 'cept the first one. They look cool, though those look like the most uncomfortable chairs ever.

[NLNL]

thats nice!

[sunfire]

Originally posted by SidewinderX143
I actually really liked all the render, 'cept the first one. They look cool, though those look like the most uncomfortable chairs ever.

:D They are really not for sit.

forgot to post a note-"Don't touch me!":D :D

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