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IndoorOutdoor fusion Confusion

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Hello all. I have been visiting this site for years but i have only now decided to publish work. I look forward to your feedback. p.s. jpeg compression really destroys image quality. I can only imagine what most of the images on this site would look like as bitmaps of full quality. some models produced in trueSpace4. most materials are home-made photos edited in Jasc Paint Shop Pro 7. no ambient expression is used on amy material unless it acrually would radiate light in real life.

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chicoArchived

FUSION CONFUSION Just change the resolution of the jpeg, because if you think as is, you might start thinking about investing on a super-computer and pixar, that is a well done interior scene....

HoroArchived

Very nice. I like the details and how the scene is lit. The picture would benefit from a larger size.

richterArchived

Fine render. Very good! You've build quite a scene. Your textures look excellent, as is the position of every object - detailed, the way it has to be. The room seems very natural lit and if weren't the clean sharp edges of the ceiling I'd think I see a photo. And yes, I am anxious to see this piece bigger. ... is this an aquarium at the right?

rashadcarter1Archived

how do you do that again? Thanks for your comment Nightst4r. I am in many ways still a novice, so I will take your advice and post a better one today. There's no point in feedback if you can't actually see the datails and resolution of the materials and models.

Nightst4rArchived

Wow I'm very impressed, u have quite an attention to detail! Jpg does indeed destory quality, however u have 512kb's of space to work with, U can safely put that image at 100% quality and be within the size range. If u want to really blow people away I'd render that at 1024 resolution! :) I'd render it to BMP and then convert it using Irfanview for best results. Looks good to me so far! Keep it up.