Kitchen Interior - TurboDan
 

decided to make a kitchen scene, went to ikea, took some photos and went to work.

the render turned out a lot better than the photos (i have an old digicam and no tripod so its really blurry all the time)

but anyway, what do you think? like it? dislike?

http://www.modelexis.com/simplymaya/Ikea_DT_13.5.jpg

http://www.modelexis.com/simplymaya/Ikea_DT_13.6.jpg

http://www.modelexis.com/simplymaya/Ikea_DT_13.7.jpg

i have to thank a lot of people on the maxwell forums to supplying materials such as the granite counters.

also this is just a corner of the kitchen, i have the rest of the kitchen to render, but with only a slow single core computer im struggling to render.
the next sampling level is over 40 hours and i have other things to do with my computer in the next 40 hours thank you very much.

rendered in maxwell.

edited for 2 extra lighting variations

render looks pretty good!

it's a little dim for a kitchen in my opinion, but it's still modeled and textured well.

i can brigten the lights very easily, i will fix this tomorrow for you.

thanks!

well the lights in the cabinets and under the cabinets look ok, i'm talking about the overhead light (that i'm assuming is just off-screen).

yeah, ive got the main light in the scene i can brighten which is behind the camera, and two ceiling lights above the camera. or i may just increase the iso or lower the shutter speed of the render to get more brightness.

i think the pics with the overhead light brighter (even the one with the shelf and cabinet lighting turned off) look better than the first one... a definite improvement!

Really impresive, and I can't judge it because I don't know vey well the program, but keep up the good job!

Hope one day to make this impresive art works.

Gratz ^^

Dan/

here is a full render of the kitchen.

1280x720

http://www.modelexis.com/img/Ikea_DT_14.jpg

that's definitely an awesome render.

i think the only way you could possibly improve upon it would be a slight amount of depth of field, but it's not really necessary.