I like to model everyday object I have sitting around my house when I'm trying to improve on my lighting and scene setup techniques. What are you're thoughts on this one?
http://www.theguid.n...ges/bottle1.jpg and
http://www.theguid.n...ges/bottle2.jpg
I'm having problems with jaggies in the reflections in the lid. The edge of the white table isn't rendering smoothly, and ideas as to why? I know the polo logo is rough looking but that's because the original I used for the texture was pretty shoddy. Also the shadowing around the bottom of the bottle on the table looks pretty splotchy but I think that's the radiosity settings that need to be tweaked some more...
What else is wrong with them? Feel free to hammer away at it, I need to know what to work on to reach a more photorealistic look. Thanks!
Simple items
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, Aug 16 2004 02:52 AM
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Posted 25 August 2004 - 06:52 PM
Try to have the background the opposite of the thing your modeling. Therefore it stands out. Hope that helps.
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