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2G Studio - http://www.2gs.co
This is our latest personal project. In this project, we collaborate with Alejandro and Silvia from Sota & co (www.sotomayorandco.com).
The time schedule that we used for this project is based on a real project.
We also make efforts to provide a new display that could pack all animations, pano 360° + VR, and still images in 1 menu, making it easier for the client to do the presentation, both offline and online.

for 1 full set stills, animation and pano VR : http://2gs.co/#!/panovr/

The breakdown of the schedule is as follows :
1. Modeling :
1 business day (a total of 4 rooms without furniture, an exception for the living room modeling that includes a bookshelf, kitchen cupboard, and accessories case in it).

2. Texturing :
1.5 business days (a total of 4 rooms)

3. Styling :
4 business days (a total of 4 rooms)

4. Lighting :
2 business days (a total of 4 rooms, and 3 senior artists were in charge)

5. Still images rendering & Pano 360° stereoscopic :
24 hours for all 7 still images in 5000 pixel, and 6 pano 360° stereoscopic in 10,000 x 5,000 pixel.

6. Animation :
- Camera path and storyboard (a very simple storyboard) 2 business days.
- Rendering the animation : 15 - 30 minutes per frame at 48 threads render node.

Software :
1. 3ds Max 2016
2. V-Ray 3.3
3. Itoo Software - RailClone
4. VIZPARK - Crossmap
5. Photoshop
6. After Effect

C&C are most welcome.

The Penthouse - Bathroom

ReinaldoMarch 29, 2016

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2G Studio - http://www.2gs.co
This is our latest personal project. In this project, we collaborate with Alejandro and Silvia from Sota & co (www.sotomayorandco.com).
The time schedule that we used for this project is based on a real project.
We also make efforts to provide a new display that could pack all animations, pano 360° + VR, and still images in 1 menu, making it easier for the client to do the presentation, both offline and online.

for 1 full set stills, animation and pano VR : http://2gs.co/#!/panovr/

The breakdown of the schedule is as follows :
1. Modeling :
1 business day (a total of 4 rooms without furniture, an exception for the living room modeling that includes a bookshelf, kitchen cupboard, and accessories case in it).

2. Texturing :
1.5 business days (a total of 4 rooms)

3. Styling :
4 business days (a total of 4 rooms)

4. Lighting :
2 business days (a total of 4 rooms, and 3 senior artists were in charge)

5. Still images rendering & Pano 360° stereoscopic :
24 hours for all 7 still images in 5000 pixel, and 6 pano 360° stereoscopic in 10,000 x 5,000 pixel.

6. Animation :
- Camera path and storyboard (a very simple storyboard) 2 business days.
- Rendering the animation : 15 - 30 minutes per frame at 48 threads render node.

Software :
1. 3ds Max 2016
2. V-Ray 3.3
3. Itoo Software - RailClone
4. VIZPARK - Crossmap

C&C are most welcome.

The Penthouse - Living

ReinaldoMarch 29, 2016

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Gaurav3d - http://www.gaurav3d.com
Hi,
It was recently that that I thought to give a try with Corona render. Having used V-Ray for past five years for interiors; I was looking for new pastures that might open up new possibilities and new tools that could help me to broaden my approach with my work. I chose a scene that was lying with me and did some research on Corona. At a first glance what I noticed is that the render set up was comparatively easy and the materials were more simpler to make and it gave me more control of what I wanted to achieve. There was no fading of colours and they showed up exactly as I had in mind. The precise control over the materials helped me achieve realism more easily. The lighting set up was quite similar but I felt more ease in setting it up.
As a whole, I felt things were comparatively simpler and I felt I could achieve more with lesser try outs. I do take into account that my experience with V-ray would have really helped me understand the flow with this new software and get along easily. The one main difficulty I am still facing is to reduce the render times with Corona as it seems more than in V-ray.

Comments are always welcome to improve my works.
Software: 3Dsmax 2014 - Corona - Photoshop Cs6
Design by - Gaurav3d
hope everyone likes it

fb:- https://www.facebook.com/Gauravvvv
Be:- https://www.behance.net/Gaurav3d
More Work :- http://www.coroflot.com/gaurav3d/portfolio

Thanks
Gaurav Kumar

'Countryside Bedroom'-Corona Renderer

Gaurav 3dAugust 25, 2015

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3d max / V-Ray / PS

Bedroom

Maxim SolomkaSeptember 11, 2015

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SIA VISCORBEL - http://viscorbel.com
A scene made for a .
I used max 2009 + vray + photoshop.
The whole thing was made from scratch in 2 days.

Kitchen Deluxe

Austris CingulisAugust 29, 2012

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