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Fernando Tella
 Post subject: Tella's gallery
PostPosted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 8:37 pm 
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A long time since my last update!

A reproduction of this installation made with nylon threads:

The photos:
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My modest render:
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Used new grass to make the threads.

And some assorted renders:

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This one was for a website (http://www.inforeformando.com/) inspired by an old spanish comic:
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Small multilight video:

https://vimeo.com/13123679


July 21st - 2010

New website!

http://www.ftella.com

And Facebook profile:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Madrid-Spain/FTella-Infografias-3D-y-diseno/377781555858


Updated this time with an animation just for fun; not archviz stuff:

June 12th - 2008

https://vimeo.com/12492998

April 23rd - 2008

Some tricky pools and more...

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This one is quite old:

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August 2nd - 2007

Two shots of the same house; I did my best with the ivy generator: :P

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December 19th - 2006

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RC5

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V1.1

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August 11th - 2005

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 8:42 pm 
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:: looking very good!! Q: what do you use for your tress? ::
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Yea great trees!!! How??? :?:

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Thomas An.
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Very nice work !

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First image is lovely! that one's almost a photo :D if it's not a photo... but i think it's much better than the other two below. Great!!

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Fernando Tella
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PostPosted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 9:31 pm 
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The trees are from Onyxtree.com (3d all) replacing materials with maxwell's ones; they provided me a nice headache.

The bushes in the window box in the second one are a 3d leaf scattered on a meshed spline (huge amount of leaves)

The bushes in the window boxes in the first and third ones are post-pro, just like the background in the last one; the rest is as it came out of maxwell.

Thanks all :)

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oskit
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PostPosted: Fri Aug 12, 2005 1:59 am 
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I love the first one.. :wink:

Good job..
so realistic!!

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Mihai
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What is it tonight, so many great images! I like the first one a lot, the third one seems overall too orange in tone. Just a few color corrections would look nice I think.

Could you please post the first one on maxwellianart.com?

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wagurto
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Very nice work indeed, I just wish my render looks as good as yours.
Do you mind share your exterior settings, such as: fstop, camera setting, etc. I would love to mimic your setting to see if I can get any closer to your image.
Thanks
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abgrafx3d
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Really nice work! :D

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Hervé
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wow, great renders.... but call me stupid, I thought clip map was not working....?
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devista
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very nice.

La segunda impresionante.
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ludi
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i agree, first one is amazing!
good work man

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ludi
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Just one Question,
In the first Picture you have a tree on the left side. it looks much darker than the other tree (on right). And thats probably an effect which give your rendering that realism.

My question is the darker one just darker maped, or is this a real exposure effect (dynamic light range) of maxwell?

thx & greex ludi

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oz42
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PostPosted: Fri Aug 12, 2005 10:39 am 
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Fernando,

beautiful images, especially the first one, the texture on the concrete really adds to the reality of the image.

The light looks fantastic are you just using physical sky with sun?

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