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Eggy
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Very nicely done Lambert, that would look good for the Facebook logo
I wouldn't mind but without explaining is was made in Blender and not Photoshop...:biglaff:
Eggy
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Thanks Sam, but I made the wooden block and the glass plate, apply the materials and set the logo and text to 'emission' and Blender does the rest.
While using cycles render you have a preview of what you can expect (standard set at 32 cycles) but when fully rendered (1000 cycles) I'm sometimes amazed myself.
While using cycles render you have a preview of what you can expect (standard set at 32 cycles) but when fully rendered (1000 cycles) I'm sometimes amazed myself.
chrisdesign
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Another wonderful creation Lambert.
The wood, the tinted glass and the logo with its reflection is extremely awesome.
Though I detected a flaw in the image, that is worth looking at.
The wooden material is extremely crisp, and the floor tiles are out of focus.
It's an impossibility that wouldn't happen with 'real' photography.
The wood, the tinted glass and the logo with its reflection is extremely awesome.
Though I detected a flaw in the image, that is worth looking at.
The wooden material is extremely crisp, and the floor tiles are out of focus.
It's an impossibility that wouldn't happen with 'real' photography.
Eggy
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Thanks Chris.
I can explain this Chris:
In Blender I try to work with the big possible material textures I can find, 5000+px is my minimum.
But when you apply the material on the plane you have to make the plane fit in the composite. You know what I'm talking about, the plane with the tiles material (5000 px) extends way beyond the border of the composite.
The wood material has the same size but is applied on a much smaller object. Not to mention that the wood has more details then the tiles.
You see now, the tiles are in focus but spread over more surface therefore losing some of the focus.
I can explain this Chris:
In Blender I try to work with the big possible material textures I can find, 5000+px is my minimum.
But when you apply the material on the plane you have to make the plane fit in the composite. You know what I'm talking about, the plane with the tiles material (5000 px) extends way beyond the border of the composite.
The wood material has the same size but is applied on a much smaller object. Not to mention that the wood has more details then the tiles.
You see now, the tiles are in focus but spread over more surface therefore losing some of the focus.
chrisdesign
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Yes, I know the problem of using a ground plane texture.
This material is a seamless version I used a few times in my own work.
It is no problem to 'make' it smaller in Blender and it 'll repeat seamlessly.
I make my adjustments here.
This material is a seamless version I used a few times in my own work.
It is no problem to 'make' it smaller in Blender and it 'll repeat seamlessly.
I make my adjustments here.