I Paid 3 Strangers On Fiverr To Render My Project...

Let me know in the comments below your thoughts on the images. Which one did you like the most?

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[victortrying]

Excellent! In my opinion they are compatible with the price points. Well done to all visualizers!

[muzkat]

Of the three, Mafestoo was by far the best detailed for the price. However, at the same time, Mafestoo failed miserably at one specific element of the rendering, and that was in creating a sense of warmth in the courtyard. This image looks as if it is dusk, and at a time when the courtyard lights should have been turned on. My opinion suggests that the sunset would have been to the east (right side) of this image, and the right facing wall should have been shaded darker than the left-side facing wall.

Additionally, (in my opinion) there should have been a gradient of dark to light shadowing running up the left-facing wall as well. The fact that the courtyard was left relatively shadowed and unlit give this courtyard a rather dark, cold and unattractive (or uncomfortable) feel to it; only by adding warmth by subtle lamp-lighting would have made a significant difference to the feel of the courtyard.

In my opinion, Hanum did the absolute best rendering to capture light and shadow along the walls and courtyard. If, however, Mafestoo had done the same, then hands-down, Mafestoo would have won. For this price comparison and competition, I have to give it to Hanum. However, for the cheap, Joseeki gets an 'Honorable Mention' - incredible rendering and use of shadowing effects... for the price, Joseeki provided more than I would have expected for this price point. Well done.

[DiegoSeb]

These fiverr videos are just making the job worth less. $200 for the "premium" one? People in the field put this as part of a project, that price is nothing compared to the overall price of a project, and nowadays is used as the main the to sell the project. In brazil it may be a minimum wage, but architectural visualizations is not an standard job, it requires skills and you need time to learn it, free or paid, you have a set of skills not everybody has, period. The cheap one should cost 200, the premium 600 at least. If you work in fiver raise your prices bro, you're not just hurting yourself but you peers.

[fvchs]

I feel like the fiverr prices devaluate so much the archviz work (and other fields too, probably). Sure, if someone can ask 30$ for a project and do a decent image that some clients are happy with what's the point of asking a fair price that makes sense for your work and background. No point on trying to sell freelance jobs on the internet on these sites unless you don't value your work high enough. Better to stick with local clients...

[SharapovaFan]

You should have made a 3 way, side by side comparison between all three.

Personally, I liked the $100 one best.

[pysznabudz]

i loved the first one, it is somehow more stylish and modern. Besides the birds :D

[charlesbarros]

Eu já assisti a vários vídeos aqui no canal e estou gostando muito. Hoje eu ri de mim mesmo, pois só agora percebi que você também é brasileiro. Risos.... Parabéns pelo trabalho!

[abdalsamiahsaed]

I can do similar work but never gave myself the chance to get hired online, for me, the 100$ one is a reasonable price for 1 good picture, I might think of starting doing that.

[buzz_is_here]

I liked the second one the most, albeit the people were a bit small. I think the combination of: the details, the lighting and color values of the second one and the interiors, the concrete, the people and vegetation of the last one would be perfect. Not a fan of motion blur of people on the last one, combined with the HDR sky and almost like a dark gradient in the bottom half of the render. Also the sky reflection color was different than the actual sky in the last one. Not worth the double price imo.

[husamali]

This was amazing! Do a more difficult one like on the beach or in the woods

[rodrgox]

Excelente video! Cada render fue grandioso para el presupuesto que tenían, y además me permitiste descubrir Fiverr como plataforma laboral! Felicidades por el video!
PD: Me encantó el cuadro con los dibujos de Niemeyer <3
Saludos desde Argentina!

[chemamejdoub]

the 100$ one was the best out of the 3

[stephanecalabrese]

I really liked the end of afternoon light of render #2. it really compliments the volumes. I am not too sure about the types of trees, I would guess you'd like trees giving more shade on this hard cement open space. And yes the bulky guy in the middle looks too big. But this is a quick fix. Render #3 is really nice and I like the cement tiles, much more realistic. But the whole composition is a bit dark for my taste. The lightning of #2 on #3 would be gorgeous!

[SuperSSystem]

Do not forget to mention that Fivy is holding 20% of your income on its platform.. just for the ones who do not know.. and that the buyer is always right does not matter what.. plus u got to pay TAXES to your tax office.. so you know the rest.
I am not a taxconsultant of any kind, this info is everywhere on the web. Make your search at your own.

[StevenRud]

For $30.-…😳… might as well do it for free!!! I work in this field and I wouldn’t be able to feed a family, pay taxes, health insurance, and rent for the house if I would do these jobs for that lousy price… it just doesn’t add up. This is absolutely ruinous.

Why don’t you ask someone to do it for free and see what happens?

[bazingolla]

Eu quase cai da cadeira quando descobri que era brasileiro hahaha. Eu achei que você era português ou de algum país com idioma em espanhol. Brasil representadíssimo em todo lugar 🇧🇷❤️

[kenoben]

No joke, yesterday I was watchinng ths kind of videos, now you upload this, wow, great video btw

[shaique]

About 7:07 To my perspective lowering the opacity of extra render elements like people and trees might keep the lines and edges of the architecture prominent. Like keeping reference lines or axis lines in a sketch or doodle :D

[peterreime]

How on earth does anyone make a living on $30 a render? It doesn't matter how fast or streamlined your process is, it will still take you at least 1 hour to import, dress and setup a view and export it. Add in electricity costs, software license costs and hardware costs and you would be losing money with each image before you even factor in your own time.

[raphaelrodrigues]

Esperava nunca que tu fosse BR do nada no meio do vídeo "Principalmente se converter pra minha moeda local... aqui no Brasil" trabalho mt bom, sucesso mano!