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cornholio 26-02-2005 10:43 PM

52nd St.,Nowhere
 
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hey,im back...it's been a while since i last posted something in here..where's the llama?:P


this is for an animated short film...this is where all the scence will be shot..comments pls...thanks...

LauriePriest 01-03-2005 03:56 PM

nice modelling and texturing work.

My only suggestion would be maybe to work in a cloth feel to the canopys and parasoles. They look quite rigid as they are.

Also the lighting looks a little neutral, maybe add a more obvious 'kick' of light reflection from the sun. This also maybe the reason why the church in the background looks fake against the backdrop. Not much sence of light direction.

Very nice job with modelling and texturing though, looks like a stage set for a great performance, nice work and good luck with your short.

cornholio 02-03-2005 02:49 AM

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thanks laurie...i've been having troble fixing the right light for the scene...speacially GI photons..i cant control it..so i used the default values for the GI..tho im still fixing it...maybe i could get the right "kick of light"..=P

anyway heres an update...

LauriePriest 02-03-2005 08:13 AM

lol :P sorry its a photographic/ film term for harsh reflection like a glow.

antiant 02-03-2005 08:58 AM

Great job on the modeling. I expecially like the grainy effect you have with the depth of field.. Nice work.

cornholio 02-03-2005 09:50 AM

laurie,

hehehe...ok...anyway thanks again...soon i'll play more with the photons...i been wanting that effect since the first test render i did...but i cant really get it right...i have been compromising on the render times..maybe thats why i didnt achieved what i have been looking for...anyway...update this one soon...

antiant,

thanks man...the first image didnt really have the DOF turned on..i just edited it on photosho...but on the secong image..i turned it on..and it took me almost 45 mins(an hour tops) to render a frame..tsk tsk..anyway.hope to hear more from you soon


cheers

DJbLAZER 02-03-2005 11:07 AM

I know... the thing is once you start to add like final gather, global illumination, motion blur etc, you render time for one frame starts at like two hours. And then it's out of the question to render a movie, unless you wanna wait for a year or so or have a render farm...

LauriePriest 02-03-2005 11:19 AM

hehe but mental ray does them all so nicely!

cornholio 02-03-2005 04:53 PM

blazer...

so far i havent got the chance to render a scene that big enough to render it two hours...oh!wait..i think i did...i renderec a sample image it took 7 hours of my precious time..and yet im not satisfied with the output...

laurie...mental ray does it very nicely...thanks for the comment

RubberChicken 02-03-2005 09:12 PM

Very cool, love the character in the 2nd render :)

cornholio 04-03-2005 02:05 AM

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thanks rubberchicken....pacook!!!:P

anyway here are some updates...

cornholio 04-03-2005 02:09 AM

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and another one...

mhcannon 04-03-2005 02:11 AM

Hey cornholio, you Pinoy? That doesn't look like a neighborhood that would serve adobo :)

cornholio 04-03-2005 03:48 AM

lol...

yep..pinoy ako..buo ang aking loob may agimat ang dugo ko..hehehe

yes they do serve adobo...thats a place with mixed cultures..
hehehe...that is really not for architectural purposes...its for a short film project..hehehe...

you pinoy?

mhcannon 04-03-2005 05:37 AM

Nope, Vietnamese by birth. Pinoy by marriage? My wife is Filipina, her family is from Cavite.


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