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Published: 2011-05-21 22:30:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 1658; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 55
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Hi!
i finished my current work... trying to make food... this is my final result, I know this doesnt look like real food but it was my best attempt... is very very difficult, but i try to make the best possible materials with good lighting and i think my result was very good, but you judge
i hope you like it and please
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DETAILS!!!Made in Cinema 4D 11.5
Postwork in PS CS5
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Nice work! Yes they do look like plastic but they would work fine as props in a DAZ Studio scene with people eating at McDonalds, after all some would argue that McDonalds food is not real food anyways. As for realism, I don't know much about 3D modeling but if you could somehow simulate gloss or water on the food, especially the meat and fries, that would help greatly.
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The shaping and textures on the ice and fries look great, as well as the veins in the lettuce and the meat. ..I mean, everything about it looks great. Placing the seeds on the bun must have been fun. Wow. Even the texture on the bread itself looks really good. The details are very subtle and perfect. This is really nice work mate.
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Thank you very much!
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dudeeeeeeeeee esta ΓncreΓbleeee!!!! solo son detallitos lo q te falta q serΓa un poco de mΓ‘s detalles en sombras y luces y eso crearΓ‘ el efecto de texturas (y quizΓ‘ alguna textura en el pan) pero EXCELENTE!!! d vdd si parece comida! vas muy muy bien!
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Looks pretty good, maybe till down your camera a little bit so you wont notice the big empty background, you got some other tips up there from , also check out your antialiasing, after that, it should look even better!
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yes i agree with antialiasing but the render time would bee too much..
thank u for the tips
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it looks really good for stylized games 
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Nice try, but I'd say you need to do more work on it. For example the hamburger: bread is usually darker on top and gets lighter going down, also it's never that smooth so you could add a bump or a normal map on it. The meat needs a stronger bump/normal map and some specularity since it's oily. Lettuce and cheese need normal/bump maps also because it's too smooth and clean. Looks like plastic.
For the fries, you could make few parts darker because they never fry up the same, also add a specular map since it's oily too. The color is usually not that yellow, it's soft yellow-brownish kind of.
The cup needs a bump/normal to show off a slight grainy surface.
You do that and it'll look eatable xD
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thank you very much for your comment, I do almost all the things you mention but when i apply my set of lights it lost a lot of details , i think i need to work more in the lighting and not too much in materials ..., but what you mention is correct. thanks again
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Hope it helped ^^
Sorry I can't help you with technical stuff since I don't use Cinema 4D.
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yeap, that's the truth...
thanks for ur comment
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