This is my bicycle. Expecting your sincere comments.

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Sumesh Chandran

Looks good, but your background makes the bike hard to see.

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Here's a couple tips:

1. Change the background. Never use black (unless it calls for it) and never use a true white.

2. Add some shadows.

3. I'm assuming you saved this JPEG straight out of Maya? Try saving out as a PNG and then changing it to a JPEG in another program, because Maya does a horrible job with JPEGs.

it looks good but u can get perfect render with light maybe one more try hah!

T aking all your comments seriously i have made changes to the lightings and added shadows. Please have a look into it and comment on it. Awaiting your sincere comments.

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Sumesh Chandran

Wow, that looks a lot better! Did you export the JPEG from Maya again, because the image still looks a little low in quality?

Actually i dint get you. Can u just explain how to save the image in Maya. In this , in the render window i saved the image in png format. and then saved it to jpg. Is this the way you meant?
Please reply

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Sumesh Chandran

Originally posted by sumchans
Actually i dint get you. Can u just explain how to save the image in Maya. In this , in the render window i saved the image in png format. and then saved it to jpg. Is this the way you meant?
Please reply

Originally Posted by

In the render window at the top left, go to File> Save Image and save it as a PNG. Then, in another app (like PS), save it as a JPEG.

looks nice

the main thing that jumps out at me are the handlebars - they look far too narrow (as in across the bike width) than you would normally see on a racer bike.
I know the following image is at a slightly different angle but you get a good impression of the handlebar width on it:
https://www.uncrate.com/men/images/me...arbon-bike.jpg

Simon

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Looks good man. Tickles has a point bout the handlebars, but it might just be your reference. Although if your reference is like that i would consider changing it anyway as i t does jstand out a bit.

But nice job

Actually this bike is one of my own bike which i bought in 1990. For reference i had a snap of the bike with me. It looks really similar to the snap. Actually the bike you posted for my reference is kinda futuristic , means a latest model. Anyways its really glad to know u guys liked it
Thankyou

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