Making Black, Black Again | Blender 4.0

[@czerskip]

The one on the left looks less natural because of the sunset lighting… 😬

[@DamianMathew]

many many years ago a man told me: if you want realistic, look at photos from the used car market. In other words, at-least for marketing, noone wants realistic / natural. But I do agree, and this orange is more something that annoys me personally. It’s not a common practice, it’s just something I do, and something that’s especially noticeable in cycles 🤷‍♂️

[@DanielTDesign]

Cool tip! I think it definitely looks better with the white light in stead of the orange, especially for automotive renders. Thanks for sharing!

[@kraphik3d]

I thought is was photo but actually it is a photoscan environment than makes it real. We have to go to nettiauto for reference.

[@wonkaytry]

🥰😍😍😍

[@tirthv6746]

but still wonderring, why does it not render correctly, and how do we decide which parts to desaturate?

[@DamianMathew]

So, I'd say it does render correctly, it's a more artistic touch. And what parts: So definitely black plastic. If you want to go a step further, then also Metals, especially the rough ones like Aluminum. I hope that helps.

[@MaxSonicUA]

More compositing, please!

[@gedltu5504]

Thanks a lot!

[@antronero5970]

Terrain can still be improved.. But lighting is good

[@juju1751]

boom

[@APLyricalHub]

Want tutorial to create releastic environment scene you created in this video

[@Leukick]

It is just a 3D scanned piece of land brought into a scene. And an hdri that sort of matches.

[@DamianMathew]

@@Leukick i made the HDR with the Insta360 and scanned with iPhone

[@plexi3d]

With all this horrible advertising everywhere, even the image on the right will look much better. Great node.

[@romulocastilho6506]

faz um carro de polícia piscando as luzes