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Can you recognize which is real and which is rendered in Blender?



Here is two rooms, which is the real one:

1 2

That one may have been a bit easy. How about these two frogs. Can you tell which is real from the one that is fake?

3 4

Alright, now for a tough one. Which dining room do you think is real?

5 6 Let me know what you think. I'll post which is real later...

I'll go with #5 as well because the bar holding the light on the ceiling is all screwed up and the legs on the couch are blurry.

It's a trick , they were all made with blender ... :cheers:

Bingo!

nightmorph wrote:Hurrah for open-source software!

That's why I use Linux (TM).

Yup, I also use Linux. I used Gentoo for a long time but recently got Ubuntu. I love Debian based Linux and Deb Package.

Yes, they are all made in Blender. I thought the frog was most impressive... You know which one. The sub-surfice scattering is a great tool to simulate flesh.

Yea, I was hoping to have fun a bit longer with this one but... How did you know, Bomzin?

lolz i knew to thats why i didnt post anything. Dunno if its just cause i do editing n stuff but they all had bits that looked rendered to me. The fireplace on the first one doesnt look rite n the 2nd one well duh. 3rd one dunno was just obvious to me everything looked to smooth, 4th one yeah the frog looks real but the ground doesnt. 5th one threw me a bit tho until as sum1 else pointed out i noticed the light is wonky, missed the chair legs though, the crease on the seat is a nice touch though. The 6th one was to grainy looking and the outside part through the windows just looked like sum1 stuck a picture on the outside of the window. :compress:

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Yea, I was worried about someone catching the frog as fake due to the heavy subsurface scattering. The front left leg almost glows. Subtlety is key in modeling as you well know. I think the frog would pass though if they either toned down the light, subsurface scattering, or added a bit more specular quality to the frog. I wish I could see the blend file and the materials used.

Dunno you might be able to google it n find them sumwhere.

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