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Re: [Finished] Overgrown Crash Environment - UE4
The mandatory Hard-Surface component of the project: A little crashed capsule that the tree has grown around. Loosely based off the Vostok capsule, but I have taken significant liberties with its layout (Some may recognise the DSKEY/AGC - don't tell the nerds). It's still feeling a little empty/underdetailed, so some… -
Re: Abyss Watchers (Dark souls 3) - Game ready fanart
Thank you I appreciate it! And yes, I completely agree, the base model in the original game has some harsh contrast and a much more defined silhouette which I definitely noticed while making the model. However, (and I have to insist, this is a personnel preference for me and an opinion) I wanted to go on a more… -
Re: In what render should I invest time (or money)?
if you applying for games jobs it only going to help to know unreal and/or unity. the learning curve for the offline renders is a little higher so unless you have a need I wouldn't bother. They are pretty cool to mess with, especialyl if you get used to real time renderers, but you can easily spend an entire day just… -
Re: Photo like renders
Well, you could also work backwards and try to recreate your renders using an actual camera. You're probably going to have a very, very, VERY hard time recreating such extreme background blur. So from there : your renders would probably would look more realistic if they didn't have a cheesy blurry fake background *at all*.… -
Re: WIP - The Outer Wolds Saloon
@dsmka Thanks! The modeling is all done in Maya and render is from Marmoset Toolbag -
Re: Sketchbook: Stororokw
I started working on a physical camera and currently focusing on the depth of field and bokeh. A comparison between real life. Light source is 5mm in diameter at a distance of 3m, focus distance is 1.5m and focal length is 200mm. The real life images were taken from the slides of "Basic Implementation of Bokeh" since I… -
Re: What Are You Working On? 2020!
SINESTRO DC COMICS FANART One of DC COMICS characters that we are working for 3D Printing at Viet Nam. We also used many references of many talented artists who have also worked on this style. Their quality of work is amazing and we're also trying to achieve that quality.… -
Re: Camera for taking references ?
Any DSLR style camera you can change lenses on will be fine. What is most useful is having things like a polarisation filter so you can do things like this: https://docs.sharktacos.com/photography/xpol.html or having a color calibration card so you can remove lighting effects like this:… -
Re: Blender Mega Thread
@Justo Hardops is more than just a boolean toolkit. It's a workflow booster with an excellent modifier system. It takes care of a lot of tedious tasks behind the scenes(like a lot of Blender addons) and has many more tools than just Booleans. Of course it works flawlessly with its sister addon - Boxcutter - but is also… -
Re: Best 4K Mirorless Camera for texture hunting and video?
For video, the G85 is one of the best cameras on the market in this price range. The G9 is another absolutely phenomenal video machine, but stretches your budget a bit. Panasonic does video exceptionally well, and in the field of mirrorless and DSLR cameras, they tend to do video-centric features better than any other…
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