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Sadly, This was 10x easier to make than Kukulkan. We had to make a photo-realistic coffee cup. Did I succeed?
I know the spoon sucks. I mean its good, it just doesn't look like a real spoon >_< Oh well. I'm satisfied.
I know the spoon sucks. I mean its good, it just doesn't look like a real spoon >_< Oh well. I'm satisfied.
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For the cup:
Up the Specularity and the Glossiness to sharpen the sheen, and add a Falloff to the reflectivity to pronounce the Fresnel effect better.
Lighting:
Shadows are also too dark; your scene could've done with a Fill Light to balance out the darkness... maybe pan the Key light (the one that's casting the brightest light/the primary source of illumination) back toward the camera so the shadow sits behind the cup instead. It's basically crushing the surface detail.
Reflection:
Reflection Maps with stronger Output multipliers are typically useful if reflections aren't pronounced enough. Here they look fine, but if you're ever having problems when everything else seems in place, always remember to check if there's enough to be reflected.
Otherwise, it's a decent job. ^_^; I've never used Cinema 4D, so I can't speak in anything but generic 3D terminology and principles, so if something I've mentioned doesn't match up to the functions of C4D, forgive me. xD
Up the Specularity and the Glossiness to sharpen the sheen, and add a Falloff to the reflectivity to pronounce the Fresnel effect better.
Lighting:
Shadows are also too dark; your scene could've done with a Fill Light to balance out the darkness... maybe pan the Key light (the one that's casting the brightest light/the primary source of illumination) back toward the camera so the shadow sits behind the cup instead. It's basically crushing the surface detail.
Reflection:
Reflection Maps with stronger Output multipliers are typically useful if reflections aren't pronounced enough. Here they look fine, but if you're ever having problems when everything else seems in place, always remember to check if there's enough to be reflected.
Otherwise, it's a decent job. ^_^; I've never used Cinema 4D, so I can't speak in anything but generic 3D terminology and principles, so if something I've mentioned doesn't match up to the functions of C4D, forgive me. xD