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Very nice!
One thing that disturbs me is the round window ending so close over the
sofa. It looks like the sofa is very very close to the wall - too close
for my taste :)
About the stuff to put on the table: If you're not going for a special
theme, the "standard" thing would be some magazines and a bowl of
fruits, but I must say I like your wine/sunset-idea better. Don't know
about the glares, though, perhaps if they're really subtle.
Greetings,
Florian
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Tim Nikias wrote:
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> Anyways, enough ranting. Tell me what you think! :-)
>
Nice :) I think I want to sit on the couch and take in the view. The
room almost reminds me of a waiting room, or perhaps a sitting room at a
lodge in the mountains.
I think someone mentioned this before, but is that backdrop from a
previous rendering of yours?
--
~Mike
Things! Billions of them!
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Tim Nikias wrote:
> Anyways, enough ranting. Tell me what you think! :-)
Oh. on second glance, some constructive criticism:
Just my opinion, do what you will with it: The table seems a bit tall,
perhaps shorten it a bit (5-10cm?)
--
~Mike
Things! Billions of them!
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> I think someone mentioned this before, but is that backdrop from a
> previous rendering of yours?
Oh, I'd be happy if I could create such realistic backdrops! No, it's a
photo. This semester I had a course on Computer Graphics and all kinds of
stuff on how to merge virtual objects and reality, and I've learned that,
depending on what you want to achieve, real life is just plain useful! ;-) I
wanted to create a room with a nice lighting, the backdrop was more or less
exchangeable, so I went for a photo of mine.
Regards,
Tim
--
"Tim Nikias v2.0"
Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>
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> Just my opinion, do what you will with it: The table seems a bit tall,
> perhaps shorten it a bit (5-10cm?)
Hm, I'll have to test it. In our living room, we have a similiar sofa
(though only the black leather is actually the thing that makes them
similiar), and the table in front of it, though not made of glass (stone,
actually) is just the same height as the sitting height. I'll have a try and
see if it fits, but if it doesn't show up in the next image, I didn't like
it better than the current height. :-)
Regards,
Tim
--
"Tim Nikias v2.0"
Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>
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> One thing that disturbs me is the round window ending so close over the
> sofa. It looks like the sofa is very very close to the wall - too close
> for my taste :)
I've raised the window somewhat, which gives a better impression. As for the
proximity to the wall: I've double-checked, and it's not really touching the
wall, but I've moved it a few centimeters off, just so that you feel
comfortable. :-)
> About the stuff to put on the table: If you're not going for a special
> theme, the "standard" thing would be some magazines and a bowl of
> fruits, but I must say I like your wine/sunset-idea better. Don't know
> about the glares, though, perhaps if they're really subtle.
So far, the radiosity did a fine job of creating smooth glows around bright
areas pretty good by itself. I'm considering the glares for specular
highlights and such, but I'm not too sure about it yet. The image is pretty
smooth and nice as it is, and I personally don't like "overglowed-smoothed"
images. It often feels like losing detail to me.
Regards,
Tim
--
"Tim Nikias v2.0"
Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>
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> As for the wine/sunset picture, I look forward to it... but please
> consider branching your source so the mountain view in the bright
> sunshine has a future.
I was thinking about doing a variations of this image with different
backdrops and lightings.
I'm also considering to release the room (without the furniture) to see if
someone else wants to come up with a way to populate the room. Might be
interesting to see what others come up with.
Regards,
Tim
--
"Tim Nikias v2.0"
Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>
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"Tim Nikias" <JUSTTHELOWERCASE:timISNOTnikias(at)gmx.netWARE> schreef in
bericht news:43145a97$1@news.povray.org...
> I'm also considering to release the room (without the furniture) to see if
> someone else wants to come up with a way to populate the room. Might be
> interesting to see what others come up with.
>
That would be an interesting experiment!!!
Thomas
BTW: Very nice room!! You would be the winner in any case ;-)
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> Anyways, enough ranting. Tell me what you think! :-)
>
Katja thinks it's her new couch.
Ingo
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Tim Nikias wrote:
>>As for the wine/sunset picture, I look forward to it... but please
>>consider branching your source so the mountain view in the bright
>>sunshine has a future.
>
>
> I was thinking about doing a variations of this image with different
> backdrops and lightings.
>
> I'm also considering to release the room (without the furniture) to see if
> someone else wants to come up with a way to populate the room. Might be
> interesting to see what others come up with.
Yes please.
Sounds like an entertaining project, I'd have a go at it.
You could make the suggestion that people didn't change the camera
position or the room, just the furnishings, textures and lighting (if
they dare fiddle with what is already so pretty).
It could make a good series like Giles Tran's "Variations", but whatever
the end results were like I'm sure people would learn from it.
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