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nice render. good work with the pillows.
the images at the wall need a bit more contrast.
the images at the wall need a bit more contrast.
I like the modelling and texturing. Good job.
I think if you play a bit with lighting you could create a more catching result with the same scene.
I would try different hdris or daylight settings and remove part of the ceiling or walls. That could also lead to minimize noise...
That will give the scene more contrast and live.
I think if you play a bit with lighting you could create a more catching result with the same scene.
I would try different hdris or daylight settings and remove part of the ceiling or walls. That could also lead to minimize noise...
That will give the scene more contrast and live.
Beautiful shots. I love them.
If you find it useful, I always model just the floor and the visible walls (usually just one wall). That way I can expose all the scene to an HDRI environment with great render times and good shading. My scenes looks like interiors, but in fact they are just a floor and a wall.
If you find it useful, I always model just the floor and the visible walls (usually just one wall). That way I can expose all the scene to an HDRI environment with great render times and good shading. My scenes looks like interiors, but in fact they are just a floor and a wall.
AMD FX8350 8 cores. 16GBs RAM
GTX690
Win8 64.
GTX690
Win8 64.
Thanks all. Much appreciate for you comments and tips.
Scene is lighted by HDRI through the windows located on right hand side - please see image below. Everything else is covered
and I think this is the reason of the image being not perfect - I'll work on it and remove some walls & ceiling to see if there is a difference.
Thanks a lot!
Scene is lighted by HDRI through the windows located on right hand side - please see image below. Everything else is covered
and I think this is the reason of the image being not perfect - I'll work on it and remove some walls & ceiling to see if there is a difference.
Thanks a lot!
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hi, you can pm me a downloadlink - i will test it