interior testing (realism)

[exor]

hi I'm new here. currently I tested some interior lightingstudies. Later becomes the scene more details but at first I try at the realism and photolook.

I work with Vray for C4d. I would be happy for all comments/techniqs and tips.

thx exor

ps. sorry for my bad english

Benjamin Springer

[German]

Hi there, good lighting and texturing, The second shot is my favourite

[Dave Buckley]

textures are good, especially the wall coating in the first shot.

the 3rd one is definately the best

good work

[exor]

Thanks Dave & German !

[glimpse]

The inperfection You added to your scene gives a lot to Your images. A lot of times the thing that keeps CG shots from being 'good' is that they are too perfect (no gaps, straigt crisp lines, etc..) - rarely seen in real world and subconcesly without even knowing why You reject this as reality.

Saved all the pictures and i'll definately put them into inspiration folder =) Thanks!

Just one question before I leave. How You made that wall? It looks beautiful, thought i'd tweek it more subtle =) I really like it =) Maybe You mind to share a texture? =) Naive enough to ask =)))

Glimpse

[exor]

Thanks Glimpse, yes I view long times photos in the internet and try to analyse why the most visualisations look to me to straigt, my motivation is an most realistic photolook. My opinion is that all points in 3d are very importend first of all geometry than lighting and shading, and the little details how the most underrate ;-).

[exor]

well... the walltexture is from cgtextures (concrete->bare) as bump and mixed with 2 noises the diffuse is only a color , dont forget the reflection

[glimpse]

..I do like Your attitude. Think You'll heading far far forward. Wish You best with these test. And thanks for pointing out the source of texture. I will look for that.

one thing that i have noticed is the beveling (chambering) of flor planks (pieces) are bit to 'deep' - for my taste =) but it's nice how these gaps catch the light/shadow.

Other thing i do really like subtle distortion =)

From DOF standpoint it's bluring, 'mudding' Your pictures - maybe noise would spice up these 'flat' out-of-focus places (You don't have strong light/reflection thus not getting any nice bokeh to fill up them)

Looking forward for updates.

glimpse

[exor]

Thanks! Sadly i must currently work on an other project, i hope that i find sap time for new updates.

ps: additional a little update with new objects. Im not 100 pro happy with the result but anyway...

[brodie_geers]

Looks awesome! I like the touch of putting the time stamp down in the bottom. It would be interesting to see a version with a light placed right where the camera is that simulates a cheap flash from the camera.

-brodie

[exor]

hi broadie, thanks! yes its a good idea with the flashlight. currently I change from cinema 4d to 3ds max, its a hard way but i think it is the better software.

PS: thanks for all the voters of this thread, its nice to see!!

cheers exor

[Cepp]

The first 3 images looks sooooo good man. Maybe a little bit too much distorted but I really like your job there. Btw, I found your last image less realistic than others. Keep workin on it!