Science and Technology 8: Eagle digital SLR by Elcet
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For the last tut of my InDesign handbook (see post "Desktop Publishing", 2 days ago), I had to imagine and draw a fiction digital SLR with a near-photographic render. But there was not the smallest budget for that illustration and, as the fiction description must be identical to a true test on a real camera, this reflex had also to be shown according to its different faces. So even if I was a complete beginner in 3D, I had to leave Illustrator and reach from scratch a professional result in a modelling application, using materials, textures, lights etc. As you shall notice, there is some slight use of Poser too: you recognize kind Penny on the LCD screen ! This creation took only three days (I must recognize that in one day I am working 12 to 15 hours and not 7 or 8), but that makes 2 days less than the pict of the Dimage 7 I posted yesterday! The result is, for sure, not so good, but I received greetings from the Paris Maxon Director, Mr Godey, who had kindly offered me the precious Cinema 4D software. I
Comments (3)
daveef
low level photorealism you could improve the texture and the bump mapping but first work on materials and details
tralfaz
Still pretty god modeling for a beginer (better than mine) and the lighting goes with your other tech drawings.
dphoadley
I confess that I'm completely ignorant when it comes to cameras, and wouldn't recognize a Nikon or Canon from a Kodak -but this looks very nice! DO keep up the good work, and thank you for the pictures. ;=D DPH