Estadio Bragantino presentation pictures

The following series of pictures are the raw rendered files from the presentation. Enjoy.

Phase 1 view from southeast corner.

Phase 1 view from northwest corner. I regret not turning down the saturation on the background layer.

Phase 1 night view from the northeast corner.

This render really showcases why I used the progress rendering as I mentioned in the earlier entry. I thought that the background layer was turned off, but I didn't do that and didn't realise until it was too late.

Phase 1 view of the site looking down from the northern roof.

Phase 2 view from the southeast corner. This was deliberately angled to be as similar as possible to the phase 1 image.

Phase 2 view from the northwest corner.

Phase 2 view from the eastern stand. I'm really happy with the matte effect of the seating.

The view of Gate A.

Northern entry plaza connecting to Gate B and Gate C.

Northern concourse

View from the southern end of Gate E. One thing I really didn't like is the tree on the far left rendered horribly.

Main stand concourse. Not happy with how dark each of the people came out.

View of the main stand during the day.

And the night view. I absolutely loved this view.

Aerial shot from the north

Elevated view from the southwest.

Elevated view from the southeast. I wound up using this as the title image as it didn't really fit elsewhere in the presentation.

View from the southwest.

Another angle of Gate A from phase 2.

View from the southern end in phase 2 configuration.

View from the southeastern corner in phase 2 configuration

View from the east in phase 2 configuration. This is another shot I really liked.

View of the stage setup.

Exterior view of the stage setup.

Floor view of the stage setup

View from the stage looking out at the crowd.

Multicourt setup view. I did not spend a lot of time setting this up for rendering and messed up some of the lights, which is what gave it the blue hue.

And another view.

MMA setup view. Not so fun fact - this rendering took 8 hours. I still have no clue why it took that long.

Another view of the MMA setup. I intentionally angled this down to try and render it a lot quicker than the first shot.

Estadio Bragantino construction diary part 10

October 2: Work on the stage. The lights are a lot better but there's still a bunch of issues to fix.

October 2: Another view of the stage.

October 3: Getting the pitch correct, and adding the 3d grass to the surface.

October 3: And another view from inside the site. Really happy with how the grass came out.

October 3: The area around Gate A. I loved this angle for some reason - maybe it's the site poking out through the trees.

October 3: A night view of the site from the northern end.

October 3: And an interior shot.

October 4: So this was the day I did my first actual rendering. I took a bunch of the rendering layers into photoshop and had a bit of a mess around. This is what came out. I loved the effect of the lights on the stage, and think it actually looked better there than in the finished product.

October 5: Messing around with a HDRI sunset for that shot of the northern end.

October 5: And trying it with a slightly higher value.

October 6: Trying out a little atmospheric fog.

Moving on from that, the following images will just be shots I exported for parts of the presentation. Here is an overhead view of the site.

View from the west.

View from the south

View from the east

View from the north.

Site overview without the roof turned on - Phase 1

And Phase 2.