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experiment with more lighting such as some sunsky or some indirect lighting with some sexy IES lights 
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IMHO Them all need much contrast plus the materials are a bit flat...Maybe is because of lack of enviromental reflections, for example the tv screen seems to be a diffuse material although it is not beacause it is not reflecting almost anithing around.
The last one with more contrast is crispier!!
And as Radiant said try different lighting too!
Cheers
The last one with more contrast is crispier!!
And as Radiant said try different lighting too!
Cheers
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Hi manos,
what is the weight of your scene?
I work with sk8 and carpets and chairs very detailed are usually so heavy..
what is the weight of your scene?
I work with sk8 and carpets and chairs very detailed are usually so heavy..
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The materials and lighting looks a bit flat.....about the composition, it's very crowded in only one side off the room, it looks like everything is pushed in one corner and the back plate off the TV unit looks a bit on the thin side in relation to the rest off the panels....
Poly,
Poly,
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Well first Area D I don't understand you what exactly is the question, were I see how my scene weights ?
And an other question is what do you mean by IES lights .
Thanks.
By the way the tv is glossy material but even in reality it docent reflect that much ( see image no.2)
And an other question is what do you mean by IES lights .
Thanks.
By the way the tv is glossy material but even in reality it docent reflect that much ( see image no.2)
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What I meant was that even if it is glossy, as it has not a rich environment to reflect it seems not glossy for example in the 3th shotmanos wrote: By the way the tv is glossy material but even in reality it docent reflect that much ( see image no.2)
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