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Some post processing done...
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Very good, but one thing bothers me - noise reduction. It's kinda too much for my taste..
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Thanks Andrian, will keep working on it to make it better. :)
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Here's an update...
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thats very very good! i like it!! i have one think .... the marble is for my tast too glossy
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Thanks for your input Sanblack will work on it some more. I think that has always been my pitfall- knowing when some elements are applied too much. EG. reflectivity, noise reduction etc. It's nice to have other pro's taking a second look and giving comments to help me impove on my renderings.
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i need help too! ;)

octane render is nice... but i have problem with the light ... and i cant combination daylight with hdri.....
do you have idee?
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I'm not sure it can be done, unless you combine the two in PP. Maybe somebody at the forum can answer this as I am just figuring out how to use this program effectively.
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Here's the latest... lower the reflection of the tile already but not too much because I just remembered it's vitrified tile as against marble. At first I wanted to make this almost a BW picture with a wide aperture but tried doing it with color this time around.

Also tried "Kubo's" AO technique to give it more punch and some PP.
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