Hotel breakfast room

[ak-vision]

hello guys,

here is another one done with vray.
hope, you like it.

cheers Andre

http://www.ak-vision.de/img/Vray3.jpg

[hiro]

wow, andre, another great work!

how do you managed the background image?
every time i do that, its much too bright. so im intersted in your texture settings for the background image.
or maybe the trees and the gras are 3d model?
but how did you managed it that the windows are not too bright?

Best Hiro

[ak-vision]

hi hiro,

thank you! The trees are 3d, the grass and the rest is a picture.
I use the picture in the luminosity layer with texture muliplyer 2 and only this layer is activated.
I think you should try the exponential type of color mapping to avoid too much brightness.

cheers Andre

[hiro]

ok thanks!

did you use a phy cam, sun strenght 1
or just a "normal" cam , sun strength 0.05?

[choppir]

fantastic image mate!!

[Shordy]

amazing lighting, great work, keep going!

[Sputnik]

great lightning!

[ak-vision]

ok thanks!

did you use a phy cam, sun strenght 1
or just a "normal" cam , sun strength 0.05?

ok, i think in a physical way i have made a mistake by using physical camera with standard sun settings of strength 0.05.
I set the camera an the lights so that it fits to this value.
But when i set the sun to strength 1 and set the camera and light values correct, the result is similar to the picture above. :wink:

[hiro]

ok thanks!

did you use a phy cam, sun strenght 1
or just a "normal" cam , sun strength 0.05?

ok, i think in a physical way i have made a mistake by using physical camera with standard sun settings of strength 0.05.
I set the camera an the lights so that it fits to this value.
But when i set the sun to strength 1 and set the camera and light values correct, the result is similar to the picture above. :wink:

aha, mybe thats the reason, for the "not-too-bright-look-out-of-the-window".. :o

[glass.use]

i really do love your works :D
excellent in everything.

[ak-vision]

thanks to all of you!
Vray is really a big bang... :D

[artzfx]

Wow, more impressive stuff from you ak! really nice work.

[Rich_Art]

Yeah very great image...

Peace,
Rich_Art. :wink:

[egselent]

fantastic image - how long did it take to render?

[afternooncoffeeboy]

thats an amazing shot! :o

[ak-vision]

thank you, guys
it is cool to receive so much compliments from all over the world... :D
rendertime was something about 40 minutes with IrrMap -3, -1 and light cache 800 / 4

cheers Andre

[NOOXY]

lovely image man...great lighting. Can I ask you though are your backgrounds composed in photoshop?

If so how do u get the chair reflections in your glass cause everytime i use an alpha selection in phtotoshop it doesn't select the glass in my render at all..can you help me with the issue or advise me on how to approach that..many thanks

Keep posting your great work 8)

[2vgroup]

Super. Cinema+Vray=Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ak-vision]

lovely image man...great lighting. Can I ask you though are your backgrounds composed in photoshop?

If so how do u get the chair reflections in your glass cause everytime i use an alpha selection in phtotoshop it doesn't select the glass in my render at all..can you help me with the issue or advise me on how to approach that..many thanks

Keep posting your great work 8)

hi nooxy,

thank you! The background is a texture in the luminance channel of a material mapped on a plane lying behind the scene. I think it is the best way to create such a background. I never use photoshop for this, because of exactly the problems you describe... :wink:
hope, this will help you.

cheers
Andre

[stefan]

very nice ak visision:-)

cheers
stefan

[sadece]

great work. i take this kind of renders as a model. i hope u share your GI settings an techniques =)

[ak-vision]

great work. i take this kind of renders as a model. i hope u share your GI settings an techniques =)

hi sadece,

thank you, i posted the settings some replys above. It was IrrMap -3 /-1 and lightcache 800 / 4. Antialiasing was adaptive DMC and color mapping was exponential 2/2/0,8. I used physical sun and sky and IES lights for the downlights.

cheers Andre

[lzooml]

Can you share the glass material ?

[sadece]

great work. i take this kind of renders as a model. i hope u share your GI settings an techniques =)

hi sadece,

thank you, i posted the settings some replys above. It was IrrMap -3 /-1 and lightcache 800 / 4. Antialiasing was adaptive DMC and color mapping was exponential 2/2/0,8. I used physical sun and sky and IES lights for the downlights.

cheers Andre
thanx and sorry for making you repeat again. i should exercise on IES lights. :idea:

[ak-vision]

Can you share the glass material ?

hi, it is just a normal glass like the one stefan posted here some times ago. What i have done to the glass desk is laying a different glass material with less refraction on the narrow side of the desk to simulate the glass cut.

cheers Andre

[Josephus]

Absolutely stunning...images like yours are why I purchased VRayforC4D. Maybe one crit if you will allow me...the edges of the tablecloths where they turn down are too sharp for fabric, also the folds of the fabric look a little unnatural.