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Nice scene:) I like the mood. Those cushions look a bit funky to me:)
Cheers,
n1k
Cheers,
n1k
The wood mirror and wall materials are very good.
The pillars though are a bit like sticked on the sofas.
other than that nice scene.
The pillars though are a bit like sticked on the sofas.
other than that nice scene.
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mib2berlin
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Hi, I like the materials and the light.
A little more work on the floor maybe and I think it would be more realistic without DoF.
I'll take a beta license for one living room like this, please.
Cheers, mib
A little more work on the floor maybe and I think it would be more realistic without DoF.
I'll take a beta license for one living room like this, please.
Cheers, mib
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A lil bit too much dof, divide it by two maybe 
But beside that its really good !
But beside that its really good !
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Thanks for your comments. Theres is a huge roofwindow that worked very good with a sunsky. Can't wait to test it with new features in the beta
By the way, 7 Msamples/sec on this scene, amazing...
By the way, 7 Msamples/sec on this scene, amazing...
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I dont know what it is but it looks like a small model.
Try and avoid any distance blur with the aperture tool so its more realistic depth of field in photography like what you have in that photo is usually at the macro level... lacks the feel of a full size room. The pillows are they stuck to the sofas lay them on a horizontal edge. Increase the texture res of the pillows. Make variations with suitle creases for each pillow the more dynamic the variations the more realistic it will look (yes make each pillow a seperate object)
The facing long oak supports need a very long texture on the face so not to look tiled and repetitive.
Generally increase the size of the resolution of textures and reduce their ratio so the scene looks larger :0)
Otherwise its a great model :0)
Try and avoid any distance blur with the aperture tool so its more realistic depth of field in photography like what you have in that photo is usually at the macro level... lacks the feel of a full size room. The pillows are they stuck to the sofas lay them on a horizontal edge. Increase the texture res of the pillows. Make variations with suitle creases for each pillow the more dynamic the variations the more realistic it will look (yes make each pillow a seperate object)
The facing long oak supports need a very long texture on the face so not to look tiled and repetitive.
Generally increase the size of the resolution of textures and reduce their ratio so the scene looks larger :0)
Otherwise its a great model :0)
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