Today I summarized our 3d rendering production process. I sum up 6 steps: Get CAD drawing-Know designers' design intention-Make model-Lighting-Render-Post Process.
Model
We shouldn't pursue light and texture blindly as to a rendering, expecially a pure commercial rendering/architectural visualization. The majority know little about this. So as to those laymen, only the precision can reach a strong visual impact results. Sometimes some unfancied items can improve the whole rendering. Because they can vivify the image.
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| Interior Rendering |
Lighting
It's flexible. My thought is that Bright-Cold, Dark-Warm, Distant-Virtual, Near-Solid. Such thought is used for daytime. Start with the point, you won't be confused. It'll be easy to control. Usually office is lighted with cold color, decorating with some warm color, which can make office more comfortable. In a word, we should reach a state "Close your eyes and you will see".
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| Interior 3D Visualization |
Post Process
I mainly use Potoshop to finish my 3d renderings. Some peple think that post process is a cheat. But I think PS can improve the rendering effect. Sometimes short render time can be compensated by PS. It's a good solution.
