Here i test some textures and light.
I do not know if I’d use clear day light for final entries, may be I’ll create a night shot, a sunset and a cold gray day…
Regards.
Here i test some textures and light.
I do not know if I’d use clear day light for final entries, may be I’ll create a night shot, a sunset and a cold gray day…
Regards.
I agree with the portrait view idea - at least give it a try and see how you like it. And if you want to emphasize the vertical aspect, maybe moving the camera down closer to the ground and looking up with perspective correction might give you a more dramatic look.
Either way, I'm liking it - it makes me want to get in there and explore that world.
Hi - I'd definitely do a portrait version, as it's a vertical 'thing' !
sdwhitton ho yes, i agree. Thanks
Hi Alvaro. Great progress! I really like the textures on the tents/shells the scale of teh cliffs, the walkways and the bridge. My comments go to the stone material which needs some specular highlights to stand out and the camera angle. It looks a bit too tight. Why not to let your renderings breath some more and show more of the river (where the cliffs touch the water and or the upper part (maybe some sort of gate or entrace to the "city". Great work. Good luck!
ChristianMiranda Hi, thanks for comment, about the stone, I've thought the same, but in this day light I think specularity would result on kind of "wet look" or stiky look in the dry rock, what you think?
In POV or cam angle, yes i agree, but you could mean that i'd better use a vertical image, so i can show water and sky? and give notion of height... uff.. I really do not what to do in pov matters. I'll post a selection of different cams so you and others could give me opinion, 'cause i'm lost here. Thanks a lot for comments Alvaro.-
alvstel Hi Alvaro. I like your camera angle. I would try to use a vertical aspect ratio to show the same as now on the sides but more of the upper part (a bit of sky? or maybe the entry to the city) and more of the lower part when all the water meets the cliffs. Are you using Hdri? The shadows lack a bit more definition on the daytime shot and a lot more contrast on the sunset shot. Try to explore new camera angles to have some additional views...Just a suggestion. Your concept has potential, give your best on this final weeks. Good luck!
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