Daylight Test(Master's Bedroom)

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Bagong post...isang simpleng Kwarto na sinubukang gawin ang natural na ilaw mula sa labas...Komento at suhestyon ay maluwag na tatanggapin...






Salamat sa gabay mga masters!
Salamat sa pagbisita!.

nomeradona wrote:hanep ang ganda....

SALAMAT sir nomer..paturo ako SU+vray..

Nice bro.. galing ng lighting and very neat ang pagkarender.. keep it up

nice post po sir.. cgro i suggest instead of single pinlight sa taas ng headboard gawin nalng strip light na naka concealed if you want to highlight the headboard pero suggestion lang naman.. but overall rendering is superb..keep it up sir..

just simply.... perfect!

nasabi na mga comments, pero ok na ok to sir! thanks for sharing!

aldrinv2 wrote:Nice bro.. galing ng lighting and very neat ang pagkarender.. keep it up

salamat sir aldrin...nakachamba lang..hehehehe!!!

ganda nito sir, tnx for sharing...

very nice lighting. maybe sa material naman. soften mo nlng ung textile materials mo. kung rgb lang gamit mo. u can add fall-off dun.

galeng naman...post more.....

kakaibang masters bedroom design . . . ganda ng output

nice sir....sir sana dun sa me headboard na banda nung bed meron ding image or painting para masmalupet

Alam mo para ma test mo ang lighting skills mo, dispose off all your colors, make the objects gray and light them one at a time. Unahin mo ang natural coming in from the openings, once na ayos na siya saka mo buksan ang artificial lighting sa room. Kaya marami ang nalilito sa lighting kasi lahat ng ilaw biubukasan at the same time. Doing so won't allow you to see the illumination contribution of each light source. Which makes lighted renderings look bland, aritificial, overexposed and uninteresting.

Remember: Turn and set your lights One at a time.

Once you've perfected the lighting on your grey objects - bring back their color and diffuse, I'm sure kahit ano pa ang kulay nyan - they will look well on this lighted room, just like in real life.

PS. Bakit halos lahat ng nakikita kong draperies, kumot, beddings ay superdupersobrang kapal at parang isang tonelada ang bigat? (exageration!)? Para syang 20 kilo na goma o kaya down futon. It makes your images look fake because on a sunny bright day - you're projecting a winter or cold scene (you wouldn't use an inches thick kumot on a hot day isn't it?) and yet the overall tone is warm.. Doesn't fit. When setting scenes, imagine yourself in there - if it feels strange in real life - then it is strange even in CG.

And oh, somethings peucliar about the shadows cast on the floor, if it's area - it should blur the farther it gets from the edges of the shadow casting objects. Right now, the blur is even making me think its a shadow map. If you are going to fix the light, try to nudge it a few units to the right or left - the angle is sooo parallel to the walls making it look - well, computer graphicky in tagalog, Sinadya which you'll seldom find in nature.

ayus to bro ! aprub sa akin to !

v_wrangler wrote:Alam mo para ma test mo ang lighting skills mo, dispose off all your colors, make the objects gray and light them one at a time. Unahin mo ang natural coming in from the openings, once na ayos na siya saka mo buksan ang artificial lighting sa room. Kaya marami ang nalilito sa lighting kasi lahat ng ilaw biubukasan at the same time. Doing so won't allow you to see the illumination contribution of each light source. Which makes lighted renderings look bland, aritificial, overexposed and uninteresting.

Remember: Turn and set your lights One at a time.

Once you've perfected the lighting on your grey objects - bring back their color and diffuse, I'm sure kahit ano pa ang kulay nyan - they will look well on this lighted room, just like in real life.

PS. Bakit halos lahat ng nakikita kong draperies, kumot, beddings ay superdupersobrang kapal at parang isang tonelada ang bigat? (exageration!)? Para syang 20 kilo na goma o kaya down futon. It makes your images look fake because on a sunny bright day - you're projecting a winter or cold scene (you wouldn't use an inches thick kumot on a hot day isn't it?) and yet the overall tone is warm.. Doesn't fit. When setting scenes, imagine yourself in there - if it feels strange in real life - then it is strange even in CG.

And oh, somethings peucliar about the shadows cast on the floor, if it's area - it should blur the farther it gets from the edges of the shadow casting objects. Right now, the blur is even making me think its a shadow map. If you are going to fix the light, try to nudge it a few units to the right or left - the angle is sooo parallel to the walls making it look - well, computer graphicky in tagalog, Sinadya which you'll seldom find in nature.

newbie lang ser,..salamat parin sa mga napakakonstruktibo na komento nyo....

3dpjumong2007 wrote:ayus to bro ! aprub sa akin to !

sir jumong salamat..astig mga gawa mo!..kip on inspiring us!.lalo na sa mga newbie na kagaya ko para mamotivate na mag-aral ng mag-aral...salamat sa pagdaan!