Hello #hive @onchainart , Today sharing my new artwork Lost in space, Something quick inspirited by interstellar space shots.
I built simple sets, Few spheres with dramatic lighting to create a space feel, And adding the space ship for scalling purpose.
CG Breakdown
the challenging part was setting up the camera focal length, Usually space photography requires a high focal length so scaling my elements was the touch part as it needs to set up correctly
after that adding my lights, I put area lights to control more on whats being lit, and ofc adding some textures to the elements make things ready to go !
Let me know your guys thoughts :)
Maya | Redshit | Nuke
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I was going to say the ship looks huge but it looks like an Imperial Destroyer so XD
I'm such a coward with focal length but it is something I'll probably have to start at least thinking about at some stage maybe x_x
ooh, u should my friend ! i do photography, and trust me focal length helps a lot for a better composition and scaling for ur frame, Maya standard is 35mm, i usually i go 90 and more :D
I use 50mm (I don't like how 35 looks).
90+ as par for the course or for shots like this? o_O
mmm it depends on the look you want, Usually if i havea wide angel render i like to go higher, then use Focal length and depth of field for cooloer effect, I feel like 35mm got more of a bit distorted feel, Elements can have a better shape with a higher focal length