Will this get Me to Middle Earth? by RGUS
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Tried a combination of Fabis products to see how Octaned handle the textures... and well... apart from adjust a few opacity settings and changing edges the blackish... they worked very, very well. Thanks Fabi... you obviously knew Octane before the rest of us.
Sorry to bore you all with this new render engine, but I quite likes it.
This render said it wanted to go for 2:55 hours... nope... saved it after 40 mins. I wonder what the final image may have looked like.
Thank you for letting me play.
Deane
Comments (35)
Roywig
The clothing looks perfect, but is is worth the render time?
Valeriya
Super! You have created a very beautiful image!
Mondwin
Magnificent image my friend!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Lanf
One suggestion, to make things more complex :) The "water" into the vial should be the "light" of a Silmaril, IE a strong white light source. Is it a challenge?
Darkwish
Very well done!
ROGERGONDRAN
Undoubtedly the render under Octane is really fabulous.
zaigodou
Super beauty!!!!!
fransjorgen
Thanks for all the work you did to give us such a wonderful work. My appreciation. Thanks Deane Frans
DuckSoupe
whats in the vial? wonderful render
3dpoetry
Gorgeous
PhilW
A wonderful image, the fabrics look particularly good!
GrandmaT
Fabulous!
mauk
Excellent!!!!!!
vyktohria
Absolutely FANTASTIC!!
Paulienchen
Ein sehr schöner Render
ThetaGraphics
Nice work! A note about Octane, not all images require all 12000 samples its set to default to. Under the "kernel = pathtracing" submenu in the Settings tab, (I assume you are using the Poser plugin) is an adjustable option called "maxsamples" which by default is set to 12000. By reducing this to 6000 or even 1000, rendering time is greatly reduced. Depending on your scene, this may be all you need, but if your image is still a bit grainy, you can always increase the maxsamples bit by bit without restarting the render (so long as you do not make any further changes to the scene.) Judging from the lack of graininess in this picture after 40 minutes on an estimated 2:55 wait time, your maxsamples is probably unnecessarily high, and the final image would not have looked any different. Hope this helps! ;)
fabiana
absolutely wonderfull... I really have to try Octane when I get some time... but GOOD to know all my surfaces do well inside it, is interesting, let's see how look the new fabrics ;)
Xfitz
As usual great image. And please continue to relay any of your thoughts regarding Octane, Renderosity, etc.
anitalee
Excellent
bebopdlx
Beautiful work.
ontar1
Beautiful scene and character, love her outfit, outstanding work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lwperkins
It even picked up the little sparkles in the El Cisne tutu! Very nice and a cute pose and the answer is "probably not" :D
scooby37
Looking good, I got Reality yesterday, now I have to learn how to use it, but I hope for the best :) Keep sending them Octane renders in.
Dibujantte
Great work!
mylemonblue
Middle Earth? No Alice, but it will get you to a place called Wonderland...heeehehe.... Beautiful image. ^__^
rebelmommy
Gorgeous!
AidanaWillowRaven
Enchanting ...
bluart
gorgeous
ArtistKimberly
Very Impressive Image I Mint Brilliant Image, ;)
mikeerson
this doesn't look any different than the lighting/render style I'm use to from you.... I don't see a difference, but if you do, that's what matters.