San Francisco's 'davis Street' Graphics Lo Create Chesi Use Chesar

[Spartan]

 

 

Take a second look at the above image -- it isn't actually a photo. Nope, the entire scene (dubbed Davis Street) was painstakingly created with the graphics rendering suite 3DS Max. To achieve the impressive end result, artist Gilvan Isbiro says that he had to separate the street into two rendering "plans" considering how big the street's surface is. As he tells it, the splitting didn't stop there. Isbiro notes that due to the sheer amount of textures and materials present in the scene, not to mention lighting and post-processing effects like depth of field, that he had to divide the rendering tasks in two: foreground and background. It is, however, a bit embellished compared to the actual intersection of Davis and California in San Francisco. For starters, The City By the Bay does not have trains like the one up above and there's no such Sweet Street.

[Rendu]

matter single line lo sollu

[Spartan]

matter single line lo sollu

 

paina movie lo chupinchinattu a street... CGI vadi chesar..not real one..

[solman]

paina movie lo chupinchinattu a street... CGI vadi chesar..not real one..

 

 

okk.. movie ela undhi

[Spartan]

okk.. movie ela undhi

 

edi Apes aa....bagundi...ok kind of....Telugu Cinema story..

 

 

only graphics kosam poval..