Hotel room

[fymoro]

Hi all,

A new composition, and this time a bedroom...
Model from the web and the furnitures and decors are from my library as usual, I have built all the rest...
This time I think SU is at it's limit...The full scene is about 114 mega...hard to save without a bug...

5 hours at preset easy 9, 62 passes 1400pix, neat image, Postpro with ACDsee (really cool and cheap soft) Overlay with the su scene at 10%, contrast, border and text, That's it...
I am not happy with the curtain linen material... I will change it...

Crits and comments are welcome...

[Ron_Bruins]

Wow, this is amazing!

Where did you get the high poly models from?

Agree with the curtain, they look a bit like some kind of metal kind of fabric, those to prevent against sparks while welding...
Maybe the base of the lamps on the nightstand needs a bit more reflection? The glass should show more of the light reflections/scattering from the bulb above it, isn't it?

But this is just my humble opinion. Not sure if, as a starter, I should comment on these kind of masterpieces

Ron.

[Ron_Bruins]

Oh and BTW not sure if I would stay in a hotelroom like this, my wife would be too happy with the full frontal view inside the bathroom

[tomyong]

another great render, thanks for sharing

[o2bwln]

Another great image. More tips and inspiration to work from.

Would you mind telling me what version of ACDsee do you use, the Pro or the Home version?

Thanks,
O2bwln

[fymoro]

Thanks for your comments,

I changes some material preset and this time render with easy 10 for 9 hours...Same post pro, and I have also used a "vignette" to darker the edges of the image...

Ron, the high poly models are from my library, and I also download a lot here: http://archive3d.net/ very nice model in 3ds and free...

Thanks Tom...

O2bwln, Thanks, I use Acdsee pro 3, you can find it here http://store.acdsee.com/store/acd/en_US ... .156603200 not expensive and really easy to use...

[Gareth]

nice work.....and I like that second render

.....and it is proof you rendered it again at another point in time because the TV program has changed.....!!!

[NVizeon]

Great image. There is an odd shadow line in the ceiling. I'm not sure what is causing that Straight Shadow Line to appear.

[Fletch]

from the specular reflection on the shiny wall below the "odd shadow" you mention, it appears that the corner of the room there is built from a glass curtainwall/storefront system, and is therefore allowing sun to shine in without being covered with curtains there.