Final vignette seating renderings - Results of 3 ai-renderers
Final vignette seating renderings - Results of 3 ai-renderers from fmh design
Final vignette seating renderings - Results of 3 ai-renderers

12/25. I looked at two seating vignettes in 3 ai-renderers, Rendair's "image to render" mode, Gemini's Nano Banana Pro, and Flux.2.

I thought Flux.2 emerged as the top results among these, for this project.

Rendair did not produce a floor with many reflections, and it did not seem to have a good knowledge of the chair from the actual specification I gave (style name and make).

Gemini Nano Banana Pro had a nice level of reflection. Flux.2 just seemed to have even more brilliant detail.

I was happy when I first saw Rendair results; something about the Rendair rendering quailty often seems very much like "you are there." But in the vignette of four chairs some realism and believability missing in that Rendair version of the view.

Rendair "image to render" mode. Burra lounge chair seating vignette.
Rendair "image to render" mode. Maybe I should have looked a this with a little more polished floor borrowed from another AI-renderer, because it has really nice qualities. But I also can see the program is taking its cue mainly from the SketchUp image, trying to deal with a line at the back of the chair, and then distorting the chair. Instead of taking a cue from the style name and maker I provided.
Flux.2
Flux.2 This is same image as above; I edited this one asking for a lighter floor, which was easy.
Gemini 3 Nano Banana Pro. The level of shine in the flooring is probably best here; not overdone.
Gemini 3 Nano Banana Pro. I edited the image above to continue the flooring beyond, shown here. But I guess the grey carpeting in the smaller offices is missing now.
Rendair "image to render" mode. Haddoc E.C. lounge chair seating vignette. I never mentioned anything about a wood floor in prompt. It doesn't look like wood in the SketchUp image, and i asked for a "beige stained sealed concrete flooring" in prompt.
Rendair "image to render" mode. Neither Rendair result for this scene seems to understand the continuous, curving frame of chair. Bricks look flat. I have sentence in the prompt, "Off-white shag carpet" but program seemed to be looking at the SketchUp image which is a pretty plain looking pattern. Still, I can't see why it would drop that shag carpet sentence.
Flux.2 I spent a lot of time trying to get just the right color red on the chairs; probably should have made it really accurate on other SketchUp image, since it sometimes intepreted my different verbiage for that red or orange color very literally.
Flux.2
Gemini 3 Nano Banana Pro.
Gemini 3 Nano Banana Pro
SketchUp image, Burra lounge chairs seating vignette
SketchUp image, Haddoc E.C. chairs seating vignette
Added people in Gemini. Normally I wouldn't hide the furniture like this but it was a quick take that turned out nice; amazing now how people images sit so comfortably in chairs.
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Final vignette seating renderings - Results of 3 ai-renderers

12/25. I looked at two seating vignettes in 3 ai-renderers, Rendair's "image to render" mode, Gemini's Nano Banana Pro, and Flux.2.

I thought Flux.2 emerged as the top results among these, for this project.

Rendair did not produce a floor with many reflections, and it did not seem to have a good knowledge of the chair from the actual specification I gave (style name and make).

Gemini Nano Banana Pro had a nice level of reflection. Flux.2 just seemed to have even more brilliant detail.

I was happy when I first saw Rendair results; something about the Rendair rendering quailty often seems very much like "you are there." But in the vignette of four chairs some realism and believability missing in that Rendair version of the view.

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