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Low render preset

Post by masloprojekt » Fri Jun 05, 2015 10:17 pm

So recently I've started to learn TR again... guess what... low render preset rocks :whoot: !
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Render time 410 sec.

Always thought that No. 09 is best option, but seems like i've underestimate all the others. Of course there are some limitation, but still such a nice picture with less than 10 minutes with postpro.
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Re: Low render preset

Post by Gareth » Sat Jun 06, 2015 2:08 am

Nice result :^:

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Re: Low render preset

Post by jo-ke » Sat Jun 06, 2015 7:05 am

Due to reasons of time, most time i use preset low

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Re: Low render preset

Post by Fletch » Sat Jun 06, 2015 8:48 pm

masloprojekt wrote:So recently I've started to learn TR again... guess what... low render preset rocks :whoot: !
:^:
biggest noobie mistake is to jump to the higher presets before even trying out the "low" ones. For interiors like this one, "Low" should indeed be good.

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Re: Low render preset

Post by masloprojekt » Sat Jun 06, 2015 11:37 pm

Fletch wrote:biggest noobie mistake is to jump to the higher presets before even trying out the "low" ones. For interiors like this one, "Low" should indeed be good.
That is totally my case. :oops: I think that is because in progressive you can "see" effects faster.

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Re: Low render preset

Post by masloprojekt » Tue Jun 16, 2015 12:04 pm

Exploring further advantages of biased presets. Below Living Room rendered with Medium+ and DOF in Post Pro using Depth Render
Medium+ 25 min
Medium+ 25 min
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Medium+ 28 min
Medium+ 28 min
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Re: Low render preset

Post by Fletch » Tue Jun 16, 2015 4:21 pm

Not bad for an hour of rendering. :)
The color of the lights could be maybe a little more realistic. In the latest version of V2 you should be able to set the Kelvin temperature for the lighting - this info can be found for the light bulb or the light manufacturer's website. Subject: Color of Lights / Light Render Speed Comparison

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Re: Low render preset

Post by masloprojekt » Tue Jun 16, 2015 5:19 pm

Thanks Fletch. That is what i've done. I was a little bit surprised, but afterwards i accepted results.

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Re: Low render preset

Post by masloprojekt » Fri Jun 26, 2015 3:26 pm

It took about 5 minut (8 cores) to render each of the images below. The more I know it, the more I like it.

Does anyone know a proven way to simulate daylight in low presets ?
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Re: Low render preset

Post by Fletch » Mon Jun 29, 2015 9:49 am

Does anyone know a proven way to simulate daylight in low presets ?
  1. Turn ON physical sky with sun at power/intensity/strength of 4 or 5 (default sun/sky is perfect.)
  2. Use Architectural Glass template
  3. Be sure that sun shadows in SketchUp are where you want them before you render
  4. Set sky type to Spherical, load a treeline spherical sky image, like the ones available for free in the Red Carpet Resources here on the forum
    Increase intensity of sky a little to simulate that it's outside exposure, while you are inside the building. (If default intensity is 1.0, try 2.0)

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