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3 Dimensional Chat / Depth of field render

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Dr Parsnips
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Posted: 2nd Jul 2009 20:42
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Hey guys, I was bored so I thought I would mess around with some depth of field. What do you guys think?



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z i l c h vortex
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Posted: 2nd Jul 2009 21:36
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Nice work i like the d.o.f in that looks really smooth what program are you using?

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Dr Parsnips
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Posted: 2nd Jul 2009 21:43
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Thanks man! - Cinema 4D im kinda impressed by its abilities everytime i use it to be honest.

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mike5424
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thats amazing! the reflections make it look like you made a whole room! very nice!

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Dr Parsnips
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Posted: 2nd Jul 2009 22:11
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Thanks man, I used a HDRI map to simluate the lights and reflections

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Asteric
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Posted: 2nd Jul 2009 22:14
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Looks nice, not too sure on the closest shadow though.

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Dr Parsnips
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Posted: 2nd Jul 2009 22:19
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Quote: "Looks nice, not too sure on the closest shadow though."


Yeah i agree, its very harsh, might have to turn down the intensity of the light source. Arg i can't be bothered to right now lol!

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Asteric
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Posted: 2nd Jul 2009 23:43
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Yeah, what i noticed is that you never really get pure black shadows.

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AndrewT
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Quote: "Yeah, what i noticed is that you never really get pure black shadows."


Yep, you should raise the ambient light in the scene--that will lighten the shadows.

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Dr Parsnips
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Posted: 3rd Jul 2009 02:08
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Yeah thanks guys, I might re-render this but it really depends on whether I can be bothered!

I will however keep in mind your comments for any future renders

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Clbembry
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Pretty cool, but like stated above the shadow shouldn't be pitch black.

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Dr Parsnips
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Quote: "Pretty cool, but like stated above the shadow shouldn't be pitch black."


Thanks man!

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Azunaki
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glad to see another C4D user here.
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