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These are really nice. The lighting works very well with the composition. The only thing is the bump map on the floor is a bit too much. Most parquet floor don't have that much separation or variation between the planks, it would be rather uncomfortable. If those are bricks they are usually reserved for outdoor settings, anyway great job and thanks for sharing.

Hi Tugpsx, thanks for you comment. Totally agree about the floor. At the moment I can't see the setting I used as
I'm in the middle of cleaning my pc as its has sucked up so much dust over the last year or so.. will check when back
up and running,

Very nice! Can you tell us a little bit about how you got the lighting working so well? When I use PMC for interiors, it usually ends up very dark.

DrHemulen wrote:Very nice! Can you tell us a little bit about how you got the lighting working so well? When I use PMC for interiors, it usually ends up very dark.

Hi,

This scene has alot of large windows allowing lots of light in, also the hdri is very good, one of the better ones I've found on the net.
The first two images are just pure hdri, the last one there are 9 small ceiling lights that help.
I use the f/stop to adjust the brightness and thats it.

regards,

hdri 1 hour

Magnificent.

Hi Daveyt,

the hdri is very good, one of the better ones I've found on the net.

Could you let us know which HDRI producer you are referring to?

Amazing work.

Many Thanks,

Thanks for the great response, the hdri is a free one called river road..
it has an overcast light remember to set the gamma to 1.0

regards

Nice ... I love the natural lighting and the "grayish white day" ambiente. Especially noobs like me fall too often for "bautiful" in the generic term and render everything in golden sunlight instead of sitting down and thinking how many days actually look instead