FinePix Camera by DeZ
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Svenart posted a scene with a camera recently, and I got inspired to model my Fujifilm FinePix 601 Zoom digita camera, who's design I love.
Thanks for viewing!
Peter C.
I have updated the image, now using 92% GI accuracy.
Comments (13)
Hehehe, I was obliged to verify it was not in the photo gallery : very nice modelling/texturing/lighting/rendering work ...
this is looking great, those radiosity settings need tweaking a bit though, and the mesh looks kind of bumpy near the black circle, top right :D
I like it - I own a finepix myself :) (Though mine has a metallic cover). Nearly photorealistic though!
Higher AA setting and higher Radiosity settings (or stochastic mode) would make it perfect.
I agree about radiosity setting,fantastic work though...excellent modeling!
Thanks all, the radiosity setting was 80%, about 3 hour render on my P4 2.5 GHz. The mesh around the viewport is round, its a sligt reflection from the HDR image probe that spooks a bit. I can tel you that this model was a pain to create =)
Very good modelling there Peter and the textueres are super as always.
great camera ya modelled here... but there is something that I dont like by viewing the image... and I can`t tell ya what it is... such a feeling... at all this is a great job ya done... ThanX for posting it here!!! ~{o;)
I think you've done a fine job here. Only thing I see is some "jaggies" here and there. Selecting the "best" AA settings should clear that right up however, is it worth another 3 hour render? Ya know, and this is just me, but I find that settings of around 10% in the accuracy usually yield acceptable results with dramatically reduced render times. I often up the Minimum resolution to around 30 also. Give it a go sometime, you might be surprised. dano
What are the problem here with this members? This is a really perfect photorealistic picture. It's unbelievable how nice you have work here. Excellent +
Thank you very much rollinger
Nice model, shame about the render artifacts...
Nice look! the only thing i would criticize is the fact the camera exists in reality, so it's nothing new to the world. imagine this surface and GI-setting on a sci-fi object, that will augment the impression.but anyway great job! (perhaps alittle more AA on the autograph ;-)