Its interesting how much the difference between "how can I make it realistic" and "how can I make it look realistic" can change a process, and product so much. Very often I find myself getting caught on useless, unnoticeable details, while ignoring basics, like how a good lighting setup might render those details invisible anyway.
Totally, I’ve learned that you need to have your final result in mind along every step of the process so you know what details are important, and yeah I learned how to use lighting to my advantage during many tight deadlines :)
Yes dude this is sick! When you started playing with the camera settings I was about to type YOU SHOULD GET LENS SIM and lo and behold you got it! Perfect render my dude
Meanwhile I have to listen to industry pros using professional software only available to pros as they laugh and mock people using blender and after effects, and yet look at these outstanding results. Show me any scene from any big budget film that looks as realistic.
Thanks! I think I set diffuse bounces to 12. 2048 render samples were necessary. Wouldn’t have needed so many samples but lens sim adds a lot of extra noise. No special render passes, just did a little grade and added grain in comp
My heart almost stopped when you put subdivision on the high poly bark.
Its interesting how much the difference between "how can I make it realistic" and "how can I make it look realistic" can change a process, and product so much. Very often I find myself getting caught on useless, unnoticeable details, while ignoring basics, like how a good lighting setup might render those details invisible anyway.
Totally, I’ve learned that you need to have your final result in mind along every step of the process so you know what details are important, and yeah I learned how to use lighting to my advantage during many tight deadlines :)
yuhuu he found the upload button again, man u gotta do more videos...
One of the best Blender tutorials I've ever seen!
Yes dude this is sick! When you started playing with the camera settings I was about to type YOU SHOULD GET LENS SIM and lo and behold you got it! Perfect render my dude
Meanwhile I have to listen to industry pros using professional software only available to pros as they laugh and mock people using blender and after effects, and yet look at these outstanding results. Show me any scene from any big budget film that looks as realistic.
awesome. a real blender guru.
Much thanks! I learned blender following blender guru tutorials actually lol
You just showed us the invisible art of 3D🔥💗
What a crazy photorealism 😮 really amazing
This is NUTS! Amazing work!
Amazing work! I'd love to see more of that
Thanks!
Very good content. You just gained a subscriber
Great shots, looks super good ! Nothing beats using your own scanned assets :)
Thanks! Yeah it’s true, I’ll probably do more scans after this, I enjoy the process
@@GraphicalninjaIt’s good to get off the desk once in a while haha
Is this software free tho?
@@PinkeySuavo yea realitycapture is free afaik.
photo scaning in broad day at noon? madman
wow
Wow! This is amazing. Subscribed!
AWESOME
great and simple vid love it
Amazing stuff!
Wow this looks so good. Exactly my kind of tutorial too. Thanks for sharing
700 New sub in less than a Day! Amazing
I know I’m blown away! Thanks for watching!
@ New sub here mate, Amazing content, thanks for that!!
Amazing work! Thanks for sharing.
Great work! Subscribed!
Beautiful 👌
Really cool sharing, thank you so much
If Showed In National Geographic Channel, Everyone Would Have Believed It's Actual Footage 🔥
WOW
Damn! So good
This is gold!
epic!!
Awesome!
Great
Very nice
oh my goodness
Keep it up!
thats either a huge ant or a small tree, what is it?
Awesome work. How long have you been doing blender?
This is insane!! I wanted to ask what sort of camera rig where you using in blender for the camera animation? it looks so smooth
faith in blender restored. Thank you !
This is freaking awesome! By the way, what GPU do you have? This preview is blazing fast!
I got a 4090 a year ago, totally changed the game for my renders! Still, most of the video has been sped up ;)
3:00 Are you sure you're not an antimator?
Amazing!!! What passes and render parameters did you use? you are a crack!!!!
Thanks! I think I set diffuse bounces to 12. 2048 render samples were necessary. Wouldn’t have needed so many samples but lens sim adds a lot of extra noise. No special render passes, just did a little grade and added grain in comp
@@Graphicalninja Thank you very much brother, your work is very inspiring, you have a follower.
Okay fine I'll get Lens Sim (I've been looking at it for over 2 months)
What was your process for compositing both the trunks?
What was the process to composite both the footage and blend it?
Whats the render time of such animation?
Ant-Man 4: Electric Bugaloo
Haha I did consider putting an antman riding the ant but I ran out of time
what? what... what!!!