Three ambients, same scene
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This is a little study of three different ambients in DL/AO. Models from archive3d.net.
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I vote for 2nd! =)
Mmm... I like the night ambient more.
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the 2nd is the best.
I would like to have the option to change the size of the glare... in the 3rd render we see very good what I mean. It would look much better to increase the size...
I would like to have the option to change the size of the glare... in the 3rd render we see very good what I mean. It would look much better to increase the size...
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But you can add some bloom to make it look bigger.
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gordonrobb
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I think second looks best too.
A Question, when you say 3 different ambients, what do you mean that you are changing?
A Question, when you say 3 different ambients, what do you mean that you are changing?
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I mean three different illuminations to create different ambients (daylight, night and soft/indirect)
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I too like the dawn scene mood the best. I suppose the preference for the second is in account of arch viz meta were bright = space?
The window wall and unsaturated harsh shadows on the 2nd feels as if the photographer is using flash. I think that that lighting would improve with PT over AO.
The window wall and unsaturated harsh shadows on the 2nd feels as if the photographer is using flash. I think that that lighting would improve with PT over AO.
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It can be. My guess is the second would the right choice if this work was for a real client. That shot is the most neutral and demonstrative. The other two feels more of an artistic approach. Anyways I´m pretty sure a client would tell me "please change that bed... It´s unmade!!" 
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