Siena, Jason Godbey (3D)


#81

Great lighting, great color, great work, it is very nice :thumbsup:


#82

Good composition man.
Not bad :wink:


#83

Very impressive. It gives the mood. Congratulations! And just wanted to ask some technical questions:
-What do you think about new vray 1.5 sun+sky feature, did you use it or you sticked to a classic approach?
-How many lightsources are there in scene?
-What was the rendering time and what about poly count?

(I don’t know whether it’s the right place to ask such questions)


#84

victim335, I used Vray 1.47 to render and I haven’t tried out 1.5 yet. There are just two light sources in the scene. The sun and one low light source behind the camera. The rendering time was about 7-8 hours if I remember correctly and the poly count was over 3 million and that’s mainly because the Xfrog trees are high poly.


#85

very nicely done, man! love the texturing…
good joB!


#86

very nice materials


#87

…nothing to say…only :thumbsup: :thumbsup:


#88

If you have not read the Making of the siena yet… then read here

http://www.cgarena.com/freestuff/tutorials/max/siena/index.html


#89

Excellent composition and lighting … I love it …


#90

bravo impressive work. well done:thumbsup:


#91

wonderfull


#92

everything is ok, everything
so cute…


#93

Hey Nice :slight_smile:
I have spent like 4 years in Siena for studying and this brings me back there…
Personally I would have added more of a brown red tone to the picture to recall the old wine scent you can percieve while walking the streets over there…
Gab-


#94

I’ve been there, the light does look like that!

very nice


#95

I just couldn’t stop starring at this. It made me want to be there. I am shocked it was all done in Max. Great job!


#96

very nice. What is Xfrog?


#97

You Done a SUPERB Job …


#98

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