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Overall Modeling Process
For the modeling process of this scene I used 3ds Max, I used polygonal modeling and some nurbs curves for basic curvy objects for interior mainly which were converted later into polygons. The more details you can add to your model the best it will look in the final image.
The process begins with a basic references planes setup.
After the whole body is completed I start adding details this means, grills, headlights, rearlights and all the elements of the car.
For the lights I prefer modeling the whole thing because it will look better and you have more control over it than if they were just textured.
Wheels are very important too, so the more details you add they will look more realistic.
For the interior I usually do medium detailed stuff as it's not often required, but if it's required for closer shots it done with all the details.
The correct scale of the elements is a key for a photorealistic result.
Overall Modeling Process
For the modeling process of this scene I used 3ds Max, I used polygonal modeling and some nurbs curves for basic curvy objects for interior mainly which were converted later into polygons. The more details you can add to your model the best it will look in the final image.
The process begins with a basic references planes setup.
After the whole body is completed I start adding details this means, grills, headlights, rearlights and all the elements of the car.
For the lights I prefer modeling the whole thing because it will look better and you have more control over it than if they were just textured.
Wheels are very important too, so the more details you add they will look more realistic.
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For the interior I usually do medium detailed stuff as it's not often required, but if it's required for closer shots it done with all the details.
The correct scale of the elements is a key for a photorealistic result.
Lighting and Rendering
The image was rendered using Vray, and the setup is quite simple, after playing with Vray Sun I decided to use a Target Directional Light as the Sun because it was easier to get full control over the scene lighting. The car materials where heavily tuned after many render test to give the desired look.
The ground was not rendered as part of the scene, it was treated as a mate object and only visible for reflections. The background is a place called " Uyuni Salt Desert” in Bolivia which is in my opinion an exotic place perfect for this scene. The same background image was converted to HDRI and adjusted in Photoshop for the reflections override.
Post Editing
The final postproduction was made with Photoshop, and the process was very simple too.
And here is the final result.
Thanks for watching and I hope this Making of was illustrative.
Jacobo Rojo
Arte-3D Modeling Studio
The image was rendered using Vray, and the setup is quite simple, after playing with Vray Sun I decided to use a Target Directional Light as the Sun because it was easier to get full control over the scene lighting. The car materials where heavily tuned after many render test to give the desired look.
The ground was not rendered as part of the scene, it was treated as a mate object and only visible for reflections. The background is a place called " Uyuni Salt Desert” in Bolivia which is in my opinion an exotic place perfect for this scene. The same background image was converted to HDRI and adjusted in Photoshop for the reflections override.
Post Editing
The final postproduction was made with Photoshop, and the process was very simple too.
And here is the final result.
Thanks for watching and I hope this Making of was illustrative.
Jacobo Rojo
Arte-3D Modeling Studio