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MUCK-ONE β BMW X6 tunnel
Published: 2010-07-26 19:29:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 6937; Favourites: 71; Downloads: 218
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One of my new works i made the last days... rendered and made with Cinema 4D and Advanced Renderer. Postprocessing was made in Photoshop. The Motionblur on the Backplate and HDRI was made with Virtual RIG ! The Backplate and HDRI was shoot by Malte Bartjen.Critics and comments are very welcome!
Edit: changed the image... i forgot the driver.
Greetz,
Maurice
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You've always been come the cool environments out. The very showy and artisticΒ environments! I really like it!
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Amazing Work(s) 
I checked Virtual RIG Studio, and it is insanely expensive :@
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Thanks a lot! Great compliment from a great photographer!
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Excellent sense of motion to this - awesome!
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This is all incredible, but what amazes me most is- you're using VirtualRig for your work now! Way to step up the game! 
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Yes, virtual Rig is amazing and a great software!
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Well done! The motion blur and lighting are very convincing. The car model is top notch! Amazing!
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wait a minute.. that's not a photo?... just Amazing
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wow, Amazing, very nice and realistic rendering.
Congrats.
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the car's perspective seems off compared to the tunnel, but still, great otherwise
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Muck, I gotta admit that you are one of the few I've seen that pushes AR3 very far. This looks very good.
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Du bist echt unglaublich....Wenn ich mir deine arbeiten so ansehe komm ich mir wie ein nichtskΓΆnner vor ^^
MfG
ZeΓ©n
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Materials and Lightning are perfect but the perspective, focal length and shadows are totally wrong. Try to fix that man - i've been used to better from you
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Thanks... the focal length is the real one which iΒ΄ve got from Malte the photogrpher of the backplate
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yeah, massive!! now I see that Advanced Render does the good job!
You've got great skills
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veeery nice ! perfect material, the wheels though look alittle wrong, i think they should steer more to the left according to teh stripes on the street...
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Stunning as usual!
I don't see a driver though, is it maybe the angle that doesn't allow the driver to be seen?
On a side note, how much post processing is done in photoshop? In other words how far do you take the raw render before being happy to take it to photoshop?
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I was going to say the same thing about the driver....
But also, I would love to see the raw render before any post
Drew
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Normally i just do color corrections in PS with some masks, some slight retouches and add some more reflections / speculars were i need them with renderlayers. I also render out a ambient occlusion pass for slight shadow enhancements here and there. I work complete in 16 bit which helps a lot for color corections on the image which prevents banding, etc.
IΒ΄m currently woking on my website and the gallery... and the making of part which is nearly finished!
Greets,
Maurice
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Awesome. I'll keep my eyes peeled!
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Fuck... i forgot the driver... arghh iΒ΄ll change that in a minute!
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EDIT: now there is a driver inside... thanks
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