Rikk, you will need several tools as described on this page:
http://ourrick.wordpress.com/2014/02/15 ... o-rfactor/

Really nice shots although they are rendered with DL/AO kernel
The only thing I don't like is the sterile, cold look of the interiors. Some evening sunlight would warm them up a bit

Try reducing highlight with Camera Raw filter in photoshop. Play with Exposure, highlights and shadows there.
In Octane you can also balance your lighting and materials colours (don't use pure white).

Kerem wrote:sweeeet! i like it can you share the floor texture thoug )

For the first two renders I used perlin noise and for the next two this image:
https://dl.dropbox.com/s/qhrtmyay757amd ... e.JPG?dl=0

solomon, here are all textures for this model:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/9hlefyw3cqglgbn/textures.zip?dl=0

and my tire material setup which is pretty simple:
https://dl.dropbox.com/s/9qhezxf7m39qo9t/tireMat.png?dl=0

to make it more realistic you would also need some noise bump additionaly and ...

I prefer studio shots

Something happened to the picture links so I updated them and now they should be visible.

Car model is from Forza game. Tires model from smcars.net. Rendering, lighting and materials has been done by me in Octane Render. Postwork in photoshop.

PT kernel, 4k to 16k samples, 2880x1800 resolution, rendering time from 10 minutes to 3.5 hours :)

https://dl.dropbox.com/s/ky6i4tfnebqwdty ...

Another masterpiece!

You should have used Element 3d from Video Copilot. It would have been faster to render