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capitanlibeccio
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hi, this is my first project in direct light. Any suggestions are wellcome
thanks
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classic1144
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looks pretty good, but why on earth are you rendering with direct lighting???
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I think your mirror is just too shiny. The pods above the sink actually look sharper in the mirror than they do normally. Other than that, I think it looks pretty cool.
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capitanlibeccio
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classic1144 wrote:looks pretty good, but why on earth are you rendering with direct lighting???
Because PT need lot of time but next time i try it to see differences ... Thaks
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capitanlibeccio
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steveps3 wrote:I think your mirror is just too shiny. The pods above the sink actually look sharper in the mirror than they do normally. Other than that, I think it looks pretty cool.
Probabily you are right about the mirror thanks
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capitanlibeccio
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this is in PT
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steveps3
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Mirror looks better now
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Draydin_r
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Just wondering, Is the hole in the roof the only light source in your scene? Well other than the verticle wall light.
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capitanlibeccio
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Draydin_r wrote:Just wondering, Is the hole in the roof the only light source in your scene? Well other than the verticle wall light.
No there are two emitter materials in the walls behind and right the camera
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