architectural renderings

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Wow! I've always found stuff like that really interesting. You do a great job, I could have easily mistaken one of those fly-through videos for a real clip from the Home & Garden Television channel! :eek:
 
Originally posted by Jordan
Wow! I've always found stuff like that really interesting. You do a great job, I could have easily mistaken one of those fly-through videos for a real clip from the Home & Garden Television channel! :eek:

thanks for the feedback!
 
Originally posted by Eddy
Wow! You rendered them?!

technically it's not 100% computer generated content- because some of the texture mapping is from actual images...

but modelling, light energy and final ray trace images are complete CGI
 
Very nice!

Who do you work for?
 
what program do you use?
 
Originally posted by rufrgt_sn00pie2001
Very nice!

Who do you work for?

the CIA like to refer to us as the "N.o S.uch A.gency"....

he he, just kidding

i'm currently contracting with a medium-sized design-build firm in the detroit area. i'm actually not doing very much CGI for them... most archictectural vis stuff is free-lance.

always looking for new jobs;)
 
Originally posted by streetracer780
what program do you use?

i use several different apps depending on what the client is looking for/how much time/info or data i've been given for the job... etc..

on the PC platform- autocad, microstation, photoshop, lightwave, 3d studio viz, lightscape, QFX 8.
i've got 4 systems ranging from a duron 700, to a dual 2.4Ghz Xeon hooked to a render farm.

i also use a G4 733 running final cut pro, media cleaner pro, and DVD studio pro, for all my animation and DVD authoring needs.
 
Very Very good. I've always wanted to learn 3d programs but never got the hang of it.
 
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