Such a beautiful tutorial......so well explained. Just that the render did not sell the sense of scale that much to me, I would suggest that the people were a bit closer to camera also the camera being closer to the ground making it closer to their (normal human's) perspective and also some more haze or a little depth of field could have worked so well. Neverthless it is a great concept and an amazing artwork. Keep going🎉❤
I used 70 samples, noise threshold 0.1 and light paths at total 12 (usually have lower). Each frame took 2 minutes to render and it was total 100 frames for this shot. I haven't tried Evee next but from what I have seen I think it could work great. I am still learning with render settings and working with cycles. I should test Evee Next in the future :)
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Such a beautiful tutorial......so well explained. Just that the render did not sell the sense of scale that much to me, I would suggest that the people were a bit closer to camera also the camera being closer to the ground making it closer to their (normal human's) perspective and also some more haze or a little depth of field could have worked so well. Neverthless it is a great concept and an amazing artwork. Keep going🎉❤
Thank you! I agree about the perspective and it's something I will keep in mind for future projects :)
This is fantastic!
Thank you! :D
Dude You're So Underrated 🤯.
Keep Up The Good Work Man 🗿☕
Thank you! I look forward to show more of what I'm learning :)
You can just use one large plane and then increase the scale of the texture with the mapping node
@@zenthous9568 okay I did try a large plane and scale up the texture in UV editing But it did not look good when Having the camera close to the ground
@@MAHEDfilms that shouldn’t be the case, since it’s basically doing exactly what you did in the video but more efficiently
What’s your render settings and how long did it take to render
Also can you get this look I’m evee next or only cycles
I used 70 samples, noise threshold 0.1 and light paths at total 12 (usually have lower).
Each frame took 2 minutes to render and it was total 100 frames for this shot.
I haven't tried Evee next but from what I have seen I think it could work great. I am still learning with render settings and working with cycles. I should test Evee Next in the future :)