#kyantina

[sabrinawip]

The Kyantina

SketchUp, Lumion 10

Settings:

Sun (adjustable)

Depth of Field (adjustable)

Fish Eye (adjustable)

2-point Perspective

Shadow;

Sun Shadow Range: 1047m

Coloring: 1.6

Brightness: 0.1

Ind/Out: 0.9

omnishadow: 3

Global Illumination;

Sun Amount: 35.1

Falloff Speed: 4.6

Reduce Spots: 1

Max Effect Dist.: 30

Skylight;

Brightness: 1.4

Saturation: 1

Hyperlight; 40.9%

Exposure: 0.5

Reflection; speedray reflections

Analog Colour Lab;

Style: 1.6

Amount: 0.2

Colour Correction;

Temperature: 0.2

Brightness: 0.5

Contrast: 0.7

Saturation: 1

Gamma Correction: 1

Chromatic Abberations;

Dispersion: 0.1

Affected Area: 0.2

Safe Shadows: 0.9

Sharpness: 0.4

Noise;

Intensity: 0.1

Colour: 0

Size: 1

[sabrinawip]

Work-In-Progress: The Kyantina #4

SketchUp, Lumion 10

Note: I’ve decided to go with preset 1 from my previous post. It gives a warm look to the render and is very pleasant to look at. More tweaks to come, adjusting brightness and details.

[sabrinawip]

Work-In-Progress: The Kyantina #3

SketchUp, Lumion 10

Note: I’ve upgraded to Lumion 10 and here are my very first testers. I totally in love even with the base look. It reminds me much of The Sims. There will be more experiments to come and look forward to it!

[sabrinawip]

Work-In-Progress: The Kyantina #2

SketchUp, Lumion 6

Settings:

Sun (adjustable) 

Depth of Field (adjustable) 

2-point Perspective

Shadow; 

Sun Shadow Range: 783m 

Coloring: 1.1 

Brightness: 0.5 

Ind/Out: 0.7 

omnishadow: 3

Global Illumination; 

Sun Amount: 157.7 

Falloff Speed: 5.7 

Reduce Spots: 1.5

Max Effect Dist.: 28.8

Exposure: 0.6

Reflection; speedray reflections

Colour Correction; 

Enhance contrast: 0.1 

Min: 0 

Max: 1 

Gamma: 1 

Saturation: 0.9 

Red Shift: -0.1 

Blue Shift: 0.1 

Contrast: 0.5 

Brightness: 0.4

Sharpness: 0.7

Noise; 

Intensity: 0.4 

Colour: 0 

Size: 1

Note: I tweaked the settings from the base to my liking while removing some that I felt made it look weird. Fixed the overexposure by reducing GI, exposure and shadow for most shots. I don’t know how the 3rd photo got that overexposed left side as I didn’t see it in the preview. I also warmed the shadow a slight bit as I felt they were too blue before (even for indoors standards).

A few more camera angles were added this time though I feel that not all needed the 2PP (It’s that 3rd photo again, pot look weird). I added the last detail shot to test for material close-up. It’s not bad.

Overall, life was breathed into these photos. They look more livable but still has an unnatural feeling to them. Going forward, I think I’ll keep working on the lighting.

[sabrinawip]

Work-In-Progress: The Kyantina

SketchUp, Lumion 6

Note: Using a preset list I found off the internet in hopes of achieving the desired look, I copied all settings except Sun without adjusting to render this. Overall it looks too washed out from overexposure but there are some details that I like and hope to keep, i.e.; the detail of the grain in the wood and floor tiles.

The leaves look undeniably fake and I haven’t found a way to make it better. (It’s from 3D warehouse and looks good in Sketchup.)

For now, I’m using this photo set as a base idea for my next render until I am satisfied.