Multigrade by Sabra

Cinema 4D • Portraits • posted on Jul 02, 2006

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Yesterday, when I was cleaning out my darkroom, I found an old book in German that introduced the new Ilford Multigrade paper. It made me realize that that which I now consider very normal (and also, I can't imagine printing my photos without multigrade paper!), was a revelation for people (such as my very talented mother) before my time. There was this one photo in this book, that demonstrated the use of gradation 5, my favourite. And I tried my best to reconstruct it in C4D. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cloth, hair and hat were modeled in C4D, with V3 as a model. One spotlight, one illuminated plane and 25% radiosity were used. I'm still not happy with the hair, so I might revisit this one later on. And I'm rather proud of the fact that this is one of my few renders that needed absolutely no postwork. ;) Have a great day/night, Sabra

Comments (76)

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8:43PM | Thu, 18 January 2007

Great concept, execution and render.

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Zacko

1:25AM | Wed, 24 January 2007

No postwork??? Oh my God! I just had a peek in your amazing gallery just now and was blown away. I could spend all day looking and commenting...but unfortunatly i gotta do some shopping as well. LOL. This render is truly fantastic! What a gorgeous piece of work this is. Just perfect in every single way. Have a wonderful day. #:O)

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