Find a better background image you dont stick right up to the window, Give it a TON of gamma. Your exposure is very bad at the moment.
Add more gamma to the global scene.
Fix the floor so it looks like a floor. add specular, bump maps. lower the reflections way down.
Side panels for all walls
add pictures and small model details
fix carpet shader
fix sofa shaders
fix table shaders
walls?
That is a start.
Small Living Room
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Thanks [gk] 
very detailed hahaha
time to fix it
very detailed hahaha
time to fix it
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gabrielefx
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the trick is only in Photoshop...
if you save in exr with tonemapping you can control well the exposure
in Max+Vray I use Reihnard color mapping, it avoids burned zones
if you save in exr with tonemapping you can control well the exposure
in Max+Vray I use Reihnard color mapping, it avoids burned zones
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Hey, Thanks Gabriele
You give me another tips
You give me another tips
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merid888
how did you effect of the ies light ? loosk so good in my opinion, can you explain or upload an imagen about the ies to see the settings ?
regards
nice image i like it
regards
nice image i like it