BC4-1810 Homework, Omar Domenech

[Thibaut Bourbon]

@dostovel Great renders, I think I understand what you mean by your dissatisfaction. Archviz renders (the hyperrealistics ones) do have a little something in the light, somekind of almost invisible grain maybe, or the colors are just a little bit washed. I don’t know either what it is, hard to put a word on it. I still haven’t figured how to crack that nut either, feels like the render is 95% done. Frustrating! 

Do you post-process the renders afterward ?  I read somewhere about Linear workflow and Gamma (see link), and long story short, a trick to get better result is to tweak the gamma of your picture (or textures individually).

I don’t know if this is outdated though. I’ll give it a try.

But again, the renders  you delivers are already superb.

[Kent Trammell]

@dostovel “Grill” just means I’m going to ask questions till I understand. Slang for “interrogation”. I exaggerate of course 😉

[Omar Domenech]

@tbrbn Thanks Thibaut, yeah I once went deep into the gamma / linear workflow kerfuffle, I think the Filmic color space was born out of that in Blender. You’re right, there’s like that feel of invisible grain.  

This guy does this thing with images in his course Learn Photo Editing and it’s all about Gamma and HDRI, getting the nitty-gritty details out of every pixel to achieve that look. I believe some sort of post production like that goes on with hyper real interior renders. 

@theluthier “Cartoony he said” “Cartoony?” “Yeah”

[Katerina Novakova]

@dostovel Omar, I wish I could have such beautiful renders to be dissatisfied with. 🙂 You’re making it really hard for me to pick one for the reel…

[Omar Domenech]

@shiennar Well thanks Kat. 

Whenever you don’t know which way to go, leave it to fate, throw a coin in the air and pick that one, if you don’t agree with fate, then you just discovered which one you wanted.   🙂

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