Making of Tribeca loft 443 Greenwich

26 Sep 2019
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Making of Tribeca loft 443 Greenwich

Making of Tribeca loft 443 Greenwich

Making of Tribeca loft 443 Greenwich

Making of

Project was done in 3ds Max, Corona, Photoshop.

Lighting settings:

The lighting is 90% from an HDRI and few soft-boxes for artistic control, the outside ground plane also helped to bounce some light into the scene. I'm using 180 RGB color for the walls material ( it is not a rule and you can use whatever you like. I've played with different LUT for few shots but then I decide to use simple curve to have more control.

Lighting Rig

Making of Tribeca loft 443 Greenwich

The raw render without tone-mapping ( dull and dark as intended )

Making of Tribeca loft 443 Greenwich

and this how the render saved out of the frame buffer

Making of Tribeca loft 443 Greenwich

Post production break down

gif animation

For the carpet I've used Forest pack to scatter few thousand threads and then I've added few white long threads with Hair and fur as shown below. The pattern was originally created with the help of Corona distance from spline then baked into usual bitmap and used with forest color for tinting.

Forest Pack settings

Making of Tribeca loft 443 Greenwich

Carpet material

Making of Tribeca loft 443 Greenwich

Carpet Crop

Making of Tribeca loft 443 Greenwich

Thats all

Nawras Ryhan portfolio link: https://www.behance.net/NawrasRyhan


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