[Vehicle] - BMW Z4 by Dias

#109

totaly Cool Dude…how did you do those lights man? would you give us some clue or maybe a tutorial?:slight_smile: That would be awsome
btw,would u give here a link of its finished work? Good Luck:thumbsup:

#110

Thanks :slight_smile:

The lights were very painfull, there are all modeled. :hmm:
If you wanna know how I made one in particular I can explane it. :slight_smile:

Here are some prefinal renderings, tell me what do you think (I’ve added a little noise in Photoshop).

#111

dude, I love your shaders with the blurry reflections. How do you get that blurry reflection effect? I’ve been trying to figure it out but I can’t get it.

#112

This is really amazing, I love the ralli-art exhausts on the BMW!

I think a Z4 M-Powered version would look very similar to something like this! Any chances of seeing what’s under the hood? :slight_smile:

#113

that’s a hell of a model considering you did it with NURBS. Excellent work

#114

hi… i would sugges slightly blurring the car since the image is a lil blurred

makes it look more real…

play with PS a little.

its amazing anyways

#115

wow…cool,i’m gonna buy this Car…yeah…that’s it,The Blur thing should work well
and Yeeees…i’ll be happy and grateful if u explain the lights:bounce:

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#116

How bout an inetior.

#117

Some of final renderings. :slight_smile:

#118

hey dias im gettin more into rhino an car design do you have a spicific work flow that you follow
as far an creating the curves , i was studing your curves to get an idea of your process you have any more wire frames we could take a look at would be greatly Appreciated. great work

cheers

#119

Great work, you are making progress by leaps and bounds :slight_smile:

one question, any tutorial u know about this type of rendering, i mean putting a car in a 2d scene or HDRI?

I know things theoratically, still working on my new car model, and i plan to do final renderings like this.

Any tutorial, or a small illustration, how i can achieve this thing. :rolleyes:

#120

Oh m8!!! That´s awesome. Perfect materials, lights, render… well… now u can create interior :slight_smile:

#121

that’s great dias, Really great…also more believable, in one word, It Rocks:buttrock:(maybe that would be counted as 2:D)

#122

Thanks for reply :slight_smile:

As far as my modeling tecnique concerned, well, it’s difficult to explane. On first pages you can see some wire screen, and try to see this link:

http://www.carbodydesign.com/software/rhino-tutorials.php

And for HDRI, as I’ve explaned pages before, I’ve simply used Maya’s IBL and Use Background plane. :slight_smile:

#123

that’s just cruel:scream:congrats dias, you really did it:thumbsup:

#124

DIAS ROCKS!:buttrock:

ciao!!:thumbsup:

#125

Thanks for comments :slight_smile:

There are some rendering that will be my final stuff (well, fnal renderings will be at 1600x1200). :scream:

http://www.cgreality.com/screen/z4/render/09.jpg
http://www.cgreality.com/screen/z4/render/02.jpg
http://www.cgreality.com/screen/z4/render/03.jpg
http://www.cgreality.com/screen/z4/render/04.jpg
http://www.cgreality.com/screen/z4/render/05.jpg
http://www.cgreality.com/screen/z4/render/06.jpg
http://www.cgreality.com/screen/z4/render/07.jpg

#126

Great model ! It looks fantastic , but I have one critics. Your background photos are quiet blured and car is rendered sharp. If you sharpened photos, it will be look more realistic. It is only little help, for make it bit more realistic. :slight_smile:

I mean this, this is your image image with blured map.

and there is background more sharpen :thumbsup:

and mabye you use some color and glow efgfect like this

It is only my idea, keep on rocking :wavey:

#127

Argh, I like the last “glow” version, how did you do that? :bounce:
Seriously, I can’t find any glow filter inside Photoshop. -_-’

For the second one, well, yeah, I think it looks much better. In the first picture I’ve blured the car a little to make it similar to background, but I see that Sharpen filter works very well. :thumbsup:

Thank you for your help :slight_smile:

#128

the glow effect is usually achieved by duplicating the base layer, then blurring the top layer (a lot), making it either “screen” or “overlay” and then playing with the opacity of the layer.