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Nuno Faria
PostPosted: Mon Dec 12, 2005 4:31 pm 

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hi all,
some new renders...

17-Jun-2007 (V1.5)
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07-may-2007
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27-apr-2007
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25-apr-2007 (SL:15 / ~15h / 1200x1395 / t2400)
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26-jan-2007 (SL:13.63 / 18h / 1100x1210 / t2400)
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30-oct-2006 (SL:16.02 / 21h / 1600x1000 / t2400)
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23-oct-2006 (SL:14 / 8h / 1600x1000 / T2400)
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16-oct-2006
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29-mar-2006
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28-mar-2006
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17-feb-2006
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24-jan-2006
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SL:11 rendertime:13h28m image size:2200x1490 (RC5)

100% crop (RC5)
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11-jan-2006
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11-jan-2006
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11-jan-2006
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aitraaz
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very nice :) ...I'd subtract a few lens flares, though, they tend to distract a bit...otherwise looks great

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tlass
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as aitraaz said, way to much lens flares... the rest is very nice!!
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Thomas An.
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:shock: amazing !
Very, very nice work.

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kunstraum.tv
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VERY nice...except the lens flair !!
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Nuno Faria
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PostPosted: Mon Dec 12, 2005 5:21 pm 

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hi all,
thanks for the repply.
yes , you are right about lens flare effect....! :oops:

thanks,
nuno
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Superb!

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Olivier Cugniet
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great, agree with the lens flares :D
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Very nice rendering Nuno Faria.

I don't mind the lens flares.
Sometimes I can be a bit too much of a purist.
I doubt that a client would bicker with the lens flares.
As a visualization tool, it gets the job done, and with a little added "style"!
Great job.

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SJ
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IMO the lens flares are way to strong if the pic aims at realism. In contrary the lights itself are to smooth-shaped. On night-shots, bright lights usually produce star-like shapes, or at least a heavy glow.
Some random shots I found in the web:

http://www.fotocommunity.com/pc/pc/cat/3429/display/4141723
http://www.fotocommunity.com/pc/pc/channel/56/extra/new/display/4491572
http://www.fotocommunity.com/pc/pc/cat/3347/display/4503680
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well, depends on the lens used, not ?

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Nuno Faria
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hi all,
here is a daylight shot from the same building...

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and yes, in photography this kind of effect depends on the lens used.

thank you all for the comments. :wink:

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...the first one is good but without the lense as everybody meens...
the last one looks good to :wink:

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Beautiful work. :shock:

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:: Boa Nuno! Bom trabalho...

I would change the street lamps to something a bit more stylish.
Very nice scenes :wink:

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