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ntziamos
2006-02-09, 04:41 PM
Just a try to renew my living room!
checkpost100
2006-02-09, 05:32 PM
Just a try to renew my living room!


Really nice.
The perfect work been done with lights.
Is everything done on AutoCAD?
Wanderer
2006-02-09, 05:34 PM
Just a try to renew my living room!I agree, the lighting is really nice. I wouldn't mind a closer view of that piece of wood furniture over on the right in the next room...
Maverick91
2006-02-09, 05:42 PM
Just a try to renew my living room!It's a good looking rendering. What did you use to do the modeling and rendering?
robert.1.hall72202
2006-02-09, 05:47 PM
Not bad. The staircase looks like it has way too many steps.
Probably just my eyes playing tricks on me.
ntziamos
2006-02-10, 10:03 AM
It's a good looking rendering. What did you use to do the modeling and rendering?Thanks! Modeling and rendering have been done in Autocad 2005
ntziamos
2006-02-10, 10:19 AM
Really nice.
The perfect work been done with lights.
Is everything done on AutoCAD?
Thank you.. Yes, everything have been done in Autocad 2005. I used a digital camera too, to take the photos of the furnitures, tv, speakers etc.
Wanderer
2006-02-10, 04:36 PM
Thank you.. Yes, everything have been done in Autocad 2005. I used a digital camera too, to take the photos of the furnitures, tv, speakers etc.cool. what's your method of incorporating those digital photos?
ntziamos
2006-02-11, 05:49 PM
cool. what's your method of incorporating those digital photos?
I use these photos as a material on the surface. After few adjustments on the material editor and coordinates mapping its ready for applying.
Before a photo "comes" to Autocad needs a cropping, brightness or contrast adjustment, correction of perspective etc. Photoshop is the no 1 software for this job. Also you can use it to merge the rendered image with another photo, to put some persons in your image for example to be more "alive".
I hope you find interesting these suggestions.