PhotoVideoRenderingDemo

[enkonyito]

YafaRay rendering (Direct lighting + sky lighting enabled).









Design : Créa-Déco de Flo
Lighting : Enko Nyito

[Xiste]

These are very nice renderings,Enko.
Did you use Yafaray or Sunflow?

Xiste

[UbuntuBirdy]

YafaRay rendering (Direct lighting + sky lighting enabled).

Xiste, guess which one... [:p]

But you're right, the renderings are awesome!

[Xiste]

Xiste, guess which one... tongue

Unfortunately I'm not owner of the same skills as you.
As Enko clearly points out, the lighting is done by him ( her?).
I wonder what are Enko's tricks for getting the light so natural.
As I am presently working on constructing and presenting my new studio, I'm trying to learn all I can about lighting.

My experience is that Yafaray gives very noisy results on light surfaces in dark areas, and I can't find any noise in Enko's renderings, which show many light surfaces in dark areas, f.i. in the first image where there is a perfect gradient leading into the corner at the center of the picture. This is an example of where Yafaray normally will produce noise, while Sunflow tends to produce banding. I see neither.
I wonder if Enko's perfect results depend more on the lighting, the render engine or the combination.


I also wonder what makes it so easy to say which render engine has been used on the different pictures.
Are there any particular signs I should look for?

Xiste

[UbuntuBirdy]

Enkos post starts with "YafaRay rendering". So the only skill you have to hav is the ability to read a text...

But my answer was a joke. With this wondeful pictures it is easy to overread the small text part.

[enkonyito]

Xiste, Pascal, thank you for your comments on the quality of the renderings!

Did you use Yafaray or Sunflow?

All the previous images were made with the YafaRay rendering engine.

I wonder what are Enko's tricks for getting the light so natural.
I wonder if Enko's perfect results depend more on the lighting, the render engine or the combination.

You can get a preview with the SH3D file available here. (saved rendering settings)
Each point of view has a different time.

For a light power > 0:
* light panel - daylight (variable light intensity depending on the time of day)
* unviewable or opaque light panel (fixed light intensity)
* light sphere - automatic (off during the day and on at night)
* unviewable or opaque light sphere (always on)

Enko

[Xiste]

So the only skill you have to hav is the ability to read a text...

I'll let you in on a little secret: I'm blind as a bat. That's why I work with film

[UbuntuBirdy]

So the only skill you have to hav is the ability to read a text...

I'll let you in on a little secret: I'm blind as a bat. That's why I work with film

Oh, be careful, bats have a bad reputation right now... [:p]

[Xiste]

bats have a bad reputation right now...

Yes, and it's very undeserving. I think we shall have to do something about that... very soon!


@Enko
Thanks for sharing the lighted demo. It's a great help!


Xiste

[Ceciliabr]

@enkonyito

* light sphere - automatic (off during the day and on at night)

Is there any chance that this effect could be extended to the panel lights as well?

cec