Introduction to Maya - Rendering in Arnold
This course will look at the fundamentals of rendering in Arnold. We'll go through the different light types available, cameras, shaders, Arnold's render settings and finally how to split an image into render passes (AOV's), before we then reassemble it i
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This first one is a full CG image except the background. I had lots of trouble rendering it in about 5000 x 3500 resolution with all the raytracing, caustics, finalgather, physical lights etc. Had to do it in 70 smaller sub-renders. Here's a small copy of it (20% of the original size):
https://www.saunalahti.fi/~karbrow/fwgPosterSmall.jpg
This second one was a bit easier. All the elements are done by someone else except the texts. A tricky thing in this was that the woman to the right originally had a totally different looking bottle in her hand. I had to replace it with a CG one, which required hand-painting half of her face and parts of her hand.
https://www.saunalahti.fi/~karbrow/fw...osterSmall.jpg
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You have a typo in the Polar sport ad though....
"the human body consists of 50% and muscle tissue 70% water"?
Nice work though I really like the other ad.
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How long did the first one take to render? My first guess would be "Time. Lots of it!"
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Ooops, well... it was approved by the customer so... too late to change it anymore since they're already printed...Originally posted by Dragon3D
Looks Nice!
You have a typo in the Polar sport ad though....
"the human body consists of 50% and muscle tissue 70% water"?
Nice work though I really like the other ad.
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About 11 hours with two computers.Originally posted by blomkaal
Nicely done K-Man! :tup:
How long did the first one take to render? My first guess would be "Time. Lots of it!"
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