2 hrs PT
Please throw a few lines about what you think.
Thanks
apartment exterior
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- Scottiefeng
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Last edited by Scottiefeng on Wed Jan 13, 2016 12:56 pm, edited 13 times in total.
I think the image is to blurry on 100% size. Some intentional Dof will draw more focus to a certain area.
The rendertime is way to long. PMC is not neccesary on daylight outdoor images. PT will do the job fine.
The scene has to much contrast and color. I tend to render out a neutral image and do camera profiles in post.
A background image would be nice to. Now the sky "falls" onto the lawn. So I also don't render the sky to have a clean alpha.
The rendertime is way to long. PMC is not neccesary on daylight outdoor images. PT will do the job fine.
The scene has to much contrast and color. I tend to render out a neutral image and do camera profiles in post.
A background image would be nice to. Now the sky "falls" onto the lawn. So I also don't render the sky to have a clean alpha.
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I really don't like the light here. It's somehow flat, and the image is overexposed. You can bring put beautiful colours with octane, so I would give it another chance.
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- Scottiefeng
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Wow, Thanks Guys!! That's all I need!
Work on some of your helpful tips.
Water fixed as attached.. I made a mistake.
I am not allowed to do any DOF as the client insists to show the clear whole pictures.
Also was required to make this 'not too drama' by clients.
More comments! Thanks so much!
Work on some of your helpful tips.
Water fixed as attached.. I made a mistake.
I am not allowed to do any DOF as the client insists to show the clear whole pictures.
Also was required to make this 'not too drama' by clients.
More comments! Thanks so much!
Are you saying that there is no DOF in your picture? To me it definetly looks like there is DOF (building and trees a blurry).
If this was my picture I would do the following changes :
1. reduce the DOF
2. move the camera few meters back so the building would be shown more
3. turn the camera a bit upwards so the sky would be shown more and the water less
4. maybe make the tree in front a bit smaller so it would not block the house so much
5. cut the grass next to the house and around the path. Now it looks not taken care of. (Take off the flowers on cut grass)(The grass near the rocks look good)
6. Lower the water level by at least 30cm
7. increase the size of water displacement map by atleast 200%
8. still too green water. Make it more blue and desaturate it.
9. if the house it not supposed to be next to a sea or some large water, put a reflected image behind the camera so a reflection of a city/forest/etc is reflected to the 1st floor windows
10. the white wall and a white cloud is "merged". Either darken the building a bit or the cloud so they are not the same color.
11. is the dog on the balcony supposed to be real or a statue? If it´s supposed to be real, then take it off. It doesn´t look good.
If this was my picture I would do the following changes :
1. reduce the DOF
2. move the camera few meters back so the building would be shown more
3. turn the camera a bit upwards so the sky would be shown more and the water less
4. maybe make the tree in front a bit smaller so it would not block the house so much
5. cut the grass next to the house and around the path. Now it looks not taken care of. (Take off the flowers on cut grass)(The grass near the rocks look good)
6. Lower the water level by at least 30cm
7. increase the size of water displacement map by atleast 200%
8. still too green water. Make it more blue and desaturate it.
9. if the house it not supposed to be next to a sea or some large water, put a reflected image behind the camera so a reflection of a city/forest/etc is reflected to the 1st floor windows
10. the white wall and a white cloud is "merged". Either darken the building a bit or the cloud so they are not the same color.
11. is the dog on the balcony supposed to be real or a statue? If it´s supposed to be real, then take it off. It doesn´t look good.
- Scottiefeng
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Builtdown wrote:Are you saying that there is no DOF in your picture? To me it definetly looks like there is DOF (building and trees a blurry).
If this was my picture I would do the following changes :
1. reduce the DOF
2. move the camera few meters back so the building would be shown more
3. turn the camera a bit upwards so the sky would be shown more and the water less
4. maybe make the tree in front a bit smaller so it would not block the house so much
5. cut the grass next to the house and around the path. Now it looks not taken care of. (Take off the flowers on cut grass)(The grass near the rocks look good)
6. Lower the water level by at least 30cm
7. increase the size of water displacement map by atleast 200%
8. still too green water. Make it more blue and desaturate it.
9. if the house it not supposed to be next to a sea or some large water, put a reflected image behind the camera so a reflection of a city/forest/etc is reflected to the 1st floor windows
10. the white wall and a white cloud is "merged". Either darken the building a bit or the cloud so they are not the same color.
11. is the dog on the balcony supposed to be real or a statue? If it´s supposed to be real, then take it off. It doesn´t look good.
Really appreciate your time to take a look of this and so many good advise.!
Will do some tuning and see how it goes
- Scottiefeng
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Any chance to have an another look to this shot.
I did minimal PS.
Any comment is welcome including any tips for PS.
Wish everyone here happy holiday.
Thanks
I did minimal PS.
Any comment is welcome including any tips for PS.
Wish everyone here happy holiday.
Thanks
Much better!
I would still show more of the roof and darken the sky.
I would also still cut the grass because it looks now like it has been neglected for couple of weeks. ( http://www.nixa-lawn-service.com/wp-con ... jpg?813d74 )
Background forest looks low res but that´s fine.
I would still show more of the roof and darken the sky.
I would also still cut the grass because it looks now like it has been neglected for couple of weeks. ( http://www.nixa-lawn-service.com/wp-con ... jpg?813d74 )
Background forest looks low res but that´s fine.
- Scottiefeng
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Builtdown wrote:Much better!
I would still show more of the roof and darken the sky.
I would also still cut the grass because it looks now like it has been neglected for couple of weeks. ( http://www.nixa-lawn-service.com/wp-con ... jpg?813d74 )
Background forest looks low res but that´s fine.
Thanks again.
I will upload one more shot with more roof.
This not a typical lawn as it belongs to to local council and it does look more in natural side.