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Published: 2011-01-13 19:19:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 826; Favourites: 14; Downloads: 0
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This is my newest work. Our client's whish was to make it simple, light, pleasant and people friendly. I hope we made it!
The whole scene made in cinema 4D and rendered in Fryrender. Couple of models are bought from evermotion and d-e-s-i-g-n.ru site and the rest I've made by myself.
For people interested in Fryrender: rendering was done in four .dsi scenes and than merged together into the final scene. Each render took about 8-12 hours on two machines with i7 950 each.
The postproduction (barely noticable i think) was done in Photoshop CS5.
Questions, critics, comments...go on! You're welcome. I hope U like it.
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Comments: 13
It's epic. I'm really jealous.
So shiny, I love it. Nice job Kitchen_design!
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Do not be jealous! Try to compete me and do it better
Thanks for visiting my gallery.
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Holy shit....! 4 x 8-12 hours on an i7 thats insane.. Why not buy credits for renderfarm its not so expensive.
And how did you split the scene in 4 ?
But the render is incredible man.. this is the power of unbiased renderers. Freaking awesome.!!
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I started working on this project in Vray. The difference is HUUUGE.
The reason we use our machines is that we have one spare i7 and three Quadcores for rendering use only. I doubt that this project is worth paying extra money for renderfarm.
In Fryrender You are able to merge renders together getting cleaner look. Instead of rendering for hours You set computers to calculate the same scene independently. One render apears to be noisy but after merging it with another You get cleaner image in shorter time.
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aha, clever technique.. But still id prefer a renderfarm.. I think its much cheaper than you think.. check here [link] But sadly no fry in there but maxwell and fry are same thing.
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