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exterior ba ito or sa interior?? nice work

3DZONE (Wed Dec 15, 2010 11:11 am) wrote:exterior ba ito or sa interior?? nice work

exterior po sir..thanks

more of a motion blur than dof.

more like a motion blur to me sir lalo na yung secind image.

korngrain69 wrote:more like a motion blur to me sir lalo na yung secind image.

lalagyan mo ng motion blur ang prutas? di yata pwede un in reality... kung praktis man ito dude, gawin mong approach eh ung realistic naman...

caleb08 wrote:

letterb (Wed Dec 15, 2010 11:30 am) wrote:more of a motion blur than dof.

ganon ba sir? thanks anyways..

caleb08 wrote:

korngrain69 wrote:more like a motion blur to me sir lalo na yung secind image.

pansin ko rin nga sir..what im trying to say pla is "MOTION BLUR" not "DOF"...sorry...thanks bro!

hmmmm.."MOTION BLUR' & "DOF" is magkaiba sir.imposible naman na magkamali kayo sa dalawang yan.

comments nasabi na ,astig pa rin bro.

OT:
It's very easy to point out what's wrong with something. What's really hard is to point the RIGHT direction to go and correct the person.
Everyone can be a critic - easy-peasy -but not everyone can give creative criticism.

Does everybody needs to be cocky to everyone new, jeez!

Back on topic:
Those above me were all right in pointing out what's "wrong" in your render. You can learn by being observant, really. Look at real photos and observe how were they photographed. Work to achieve that and you're on your way to having the effective renders.
Keep practicing.

try to search tutorials about z-depth bro,makukuha mo rin yan for sure, lapit mo pa siguro ang camera sa focus object mo, sabihin ko na rin masyado sharp ang edge ng counter top, chamfer mo nalang

nice one sir! clear all your doubts with dof and motion blur, for sure you can get something out from this article http://www.spot3d.com/vray/help/150SP1/examples_vrayphysicalcamera.htm

logikpixel wrote:OT:
It's very easy to point out what's wrong with something. What's really hard is to point the RIGHT direction to go and correct the person.
Everyone can be a critic - easy-peasy -but not everyone can give creative criticism.

Does everybody needs to be cocky to everyone new, jeez!

Back on topic:
Those above me were all right in pointing out what's "wrong" in your render. You can learn by being observant, really. Look at real photos and observe how were they photographed. Work to achieve that and you're on your way to having the effective renders.
Keep practicing.

thanks bro.