I built this room in order to have a realistic looking one in the end.
I used GI and FG. so far it isn't that realistic.
maybe u have some tips? :-)
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Fast, some things changed in Photoshop:
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I built this room in order to have a realistic looking one in the end.
I used GI and FG. so far it isn't that realistic.
maybe u have some tips? :-)
This is the rendered image:
Fast, some things changed in Photoshop:
ciao S3rj
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more C&C's plz :-)
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more photons and/or more FG rays.
more shadow rays on the lights
a door/entrance would be nice.
some metal, since this is a modernistic setup, some metal on the columns (???) would be nice
that's all I can think of.
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sorry didn't had a lot of time last days, but read some tutorials about lighting and tried to use what I learned...
next I want to add some more objects and maybe I open up the room in the background, so it gets more big. its even too dark downstairs ^^
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As in the real world, rarely you see a completely flat-out object.
Looking good though,
Could use some more brightness perhaps.
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in my opinion i think that the lighting in the first one was better.
Somthing about this one seems a bit unnatural. It could be the glowing effect that the first one has.
sorry if i am not specific enough.
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but I wanted to have a source, from where the light comes, the glowing parts dont highlight the room by themselves. maybe its possibly to do, but I dont know how... maybe someone knows?
The 2. pic looks more like I photographed the room with flashlight, I thought it would look more realistic.
but maybe u have some ideas where to put lights?
Thx for C&C's so far
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Update:
I think the bump on the wall in the back looks good and the floor is ok the rest I have to work an...
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what do u think? bump on the floor or no bump?
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I went away from that flashlight and tried to light the room with that "lightpipes" ^^
and a closer view...
what do ya think?
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