I put this one together today (while rendering) using about 5 different photographs I took of different things. Getting each element to blend properly was the difficult part. The beach and city were shot during mid-day, so blending them with a sunset - what a job, but fun!
I set a "few hour" limit. I like the simple and fast type of stuff.
I hope you like it.
I like it very much. Beautiful colours. Great job
is this matte painting??
Quote from: dhavalmistry on September 26, 2007, 09:39:27 PM
is this matte painting??
Pretty much and I plan on using TGTP stuff too. Keep in mind, you can also combine TGTP images in the same way for amazing results.
Very nice work! Everything here is blended exceptionally well.
More like a photo composite, but it's cool and well done regardless.
- Oshyan
As I said on Renderosity, cool.
You never cease to amaze me.... :o
very nice work!!
nice ! didn't see anything like this before...
Quote from: moodflow on September 26, 2007, 06:48:02 PM
I put this one together today (while rendering) using about 5 different photographs I took of different things. Getting each element to blend properly was the difficult part. The beach and city were shot during mid-day, so blending them with a sunset - what a job, but fun!
I set a "few hour" limit. I like the simple and fast type of stuff.
I hope you like it.
A few hour limit Great results Was this done w/ Photoshop
yes, 100% photoshop. Thanks for the compliments everyone. 8)
Awesome work Moodflow. :o
This compositing routine would make adding water/shores easier. T2 does a good job with water, but I've yet to come close to decent waves breaking onto a shore. I'll get there....
Quote from: njeneb on July 01, 2009, 05:21:35 PM
This compositing routine would make adding water/shores easier. T2 does a good job with water, but I've yet to come close to decent waves breaking onto a shore. I'll get there....
Yea, most definitely. I've been working with composing super high res photos of shoreline and sand directly into a TG2 image. I'll see if I can post a sample shortly. I've been taking some time off from rendering to refresh my mind... I just starting making new image compositions, and hoping to combine them with renders.
Here is a "warm up" image composition I created in a couple of hours, using two images I downloaded off of stock xchange and a few other photos I took myself, and a bit of painting.
Definitely fun stuff, and doesn't take all that much time really compared to assembling an image from scratch in a render program...
I've found composited images tend to work best with a bit of pre-planning, and good source image quality and type (especially matching light angles). Then its just a matter of assembling the image based on your plan, matching the colors/contrast, painting/cloning the required areas to blend edges, and then post processing the overall result for the mood.
Wow :o
Flawlessly done.