Hello,
this is an animation project built around a zoom out.
It start with a close up on one of the photo above the table and end with a high angle shot.
Here’s a shot of the global scene.
What do you think about it ?
Zak’
The glass and the inside bubbles, based on a Blender Guru’s tuto.
http://www.blenderguru.com/videos/create-a-realistic-water-simulation/
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I think I will add a GoPro camera on the table, at the left of the photos because this is one of the smallest 60 meters water resist. Perfect for a closeup shooting and relatively simple to modelize.
Here’s the rubber.
I have some trouble with the chromed central part rendering. There’s a kind of wavy effect. It’s not really important but I’d like to understand the reason why…
This has got to be top row bound. Beautiful work so far.
post #5, thats in image yes? Looking good so far though 
Thank you for your answer and your encouragement guys
Here’s a render of the whole final scene. I need to finish the foot Cam, some bottle details and may be a diving mask.
I would definitely add a diving mask… that I think will continue to help pull it all together… good to see you back at it.
Looks nice… but I wonder if it would be better to maybe set the camera on the photos and the mask kind of where the camera is now… I say this for 2 reasons… the compostion does look a little tight ( lot of stuff in a small area) , but also, most likely, that mask could be wet and get the photos wet
I would experiment with a few different angles, and see what appeals to you the most, but you have done a nice job on the modeling /texturing, and now it instantly says scuba diving to me with the mask in the scene.
Why not. I’ll make some composition tests.
Waiting for it, here’s a little animation. The music is a part of a song called"In your eyes" by Bebel Gilberto :
I like how the ice cubs float in the drink! nice moddeling! I personally think you could make it a little bit less out of focus by the airtank. but that is my opinion.
keep up the good work!
I like how the ice cubs float in the drink!
Me too! I’d be curious to find out what technique you used for this. Is the liquid a mesh inside the glass?
The animation came out nice and works well with how you laid out the scene.