The Hole by Rochr

Cinema 4D • Science Fiction • posted on Apr 13, 2006

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Cisseta

5:43PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Interesting portal!! You do such Amazing work!! Thank you for sharing it with us all!!

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the_extremist

5:44PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Another best work from you ;) I love your hightech locations. Fantastic camera view and lighting and wonderful render. Excellent work again. Big VOTE!!

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Predatron

5:47PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Certainly miss your work, this is another brilliant scene. Great modelling and cool render. Steve:)

Othosmops

5:49PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Yowza! Splendid, mindblowing and larded with awesome details and light effects. V

ModestyB

5:50PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Perfect!!! except the ligth on the fellow.....I would have prefered him in the "shade"...... But otherwise.....Milj heeeeeeeeeeeeeelt suver!!!!! P&K

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RodsArt

5:55PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Learning & practice curve. Pays off Pal! Great scene.

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pauljs75

5:59PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

The render looks really good, and the environment modeling is excellent as usual. It just seems that the figure is a bit brighter than the surroundings. Probably something that needs to be sorted out by fine tuning materials in a render engine that you're not quite familiar with.

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Burpee

6:08PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Your detail in your models is fabulous! Obviously the practice is paying off...wonderful.

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chrispoole

6:10PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Hey for a first submission with a new engine this is superb, I've read exciting things about Maxwell, and the gallery on there site is incredible and if anyone can master it you can, excellent modelling. Well done very impressive.

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Dann-O

6:17PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Great stuff. Render looks great look forward to more maxwell shots.

philiplopezjr

6:20PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Sorry I can't offer any advice; I don't have an artistic bone in my body. I am always, without exception, blown away by your work. Incredible detail and the perspective are amazing.

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attileus

6:25PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Great hightech enviro; I would like to visit it if I could :-) - stunning as usual!

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SoaLD

6:28PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

every time I see that you've posted something new I perk up in my chair. :) thank you for sharing, it's absolutely amazing. As others have said, I greatly enjoy all of your works. My wife asked me once why I didn't do stuff like you... I just looked at her stunned and said, "I only wish I could!" Cheers and thanks again. :)

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buckybeaver

6:30PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

If it costs that much more time to get these results I'd hesitate to use Maxwell again. You've achieved spectacular without it so why wait-and wait.. :) Hope it's just a learniing curve.

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amapitodd

6:57PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Another excellent render. If render times are a problem for the user, then a renderfarm is the solution. If you can't get a renderfarm, then maybe 2D art is more your speed. Even major FX houses have to deal with long render times. It's the price you pay for quality renders.

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Sans2012

7:40PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Excellent model work and the lighting was worth the setup for sure. A+ Rochr:)

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kathym

7:41PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

You really need to share these f**kin awesome models with us Poser addicts .... looks like StoneMason might have a run for his money if there was a competition.

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bandolin

7:42PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

I'm curious, do you reuse greeblies? ;) When are you coming out with a CD of your stuff. I see it set to Vangelis music.

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Shimuzu

7:44PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Awesome modelling, love the lighting. Very inspiring.

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ericfarris

8:06PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

What a talent, you amaze me!!!!! SO EXCELLENT!!!!

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thundering1

8:29PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Absolutely incredible! Excellent modelling and atmo - thanks for sharing it with us!

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tjohn

9:06PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Awe-inspiring...

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Svarg

9:09PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Splendid detail, lighting . . . everything! Superb job! (again)

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lemonjim

9:14PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

This could pass for a part of the LHC at CERN. You're not working with them are you? hehe, just kidding - you'd have to shrink the figure 'cause that thing is huge. You post 'em, and I'll be quiet and vote for 'em.

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chimera46

9:44PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

this scene is simply incredible! the lighting is great too. Excellent work!

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riko

9:59PM | Thu, 13 April 2006

Amazingly modelled. Again! :-) I'm not so fond of the grain. But that's just me. One slight advice maybe, a little bit stronger DOF? And I agree with buckybeaver, you've done extreemly well without (hyped, maybe overhyped) Maxwell, if it takes this much more time maybe you should leave it. Me thinks you really don't need it.

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