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Re: Mixed-Use Development
nice nice nice..
especially the lady billboards... i agree with martin about the horizon..it would have been better if you continued with the blocks. other than that, top work dude. |
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Re: Mixed-Use Development
I actually quite the dackground horizon's but i think the problem is that there is such a difference in the noise on the images. the CG is very crisp and so stands out a mile.
in photoshop try taking the image and duplicating the layer, then add some noise to one of them and blend from foreground to background between the two. i think this will conceal the different elements. Maybe mask out the tall building too. James |
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Re: Mixed-Use Development
Hope you don't mind.
took the liberty of having a very quick play in accordance with my suggestion. i think it does improve it but maybe not as much i hoped. what do you think? |
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Re: Mixed-Use Development
very nice, very clear and easy to read. The light is at it's right intensity. Only one thing, it makes a big difference between the realistic model, and the fake background. Maybe a little bit more photoshop integration would be better (with sattelite texture, by example).
anyway good work !
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