Kitchen Rendering

[glorybound]

Here is a kitchen I was asked to replace the backsplash on, which I did. I ended up reworking the lighting, too. I had to flatten the image a lot to avoid burn, but I compensated with a LUT. What would you do to make it better?

[glorybound]

I did all the post, except for sharpening, in the VFB. Here is the image without any post-production.

[glorybound]

Has anyone tried color grading on their iPad? I'm not sure what it does to the image, but there are some pretty good options.

[Crayox13]

I like this! Maybe a bit blurry for my taste but I'm sure most would disagree about that
Yes, the last one looks the best but I think s curve in PS would give you that, right?

[glorybound]

Here is a little contrast in PS using a LUT

[cheerioboy]

Looks nice - to your point about grading on an iPad. I'm a fan of using Lightroom and other photo apps to make adjustments. The controls are usually easier to play with, can noodle with color presets, etc.

[glorybound]

Looks nice - to your point about grading on an iPad. I'm a fan of using Lightroom and other photo apps to make adjustments. The controls are usually easier to play with, can noodle with color presets, etc.

Are they saving as high-resolution? The app I tried didn't.

[cheerioboy]

I usually use the Desktop Lightroom app, which does save full res. Not sure about mobile apps - but when I'm working on a rendering with a mobile app, I'm only expecting to share via web/email/etc - so I never checked the resolution. Maybe there's some settings buried somewhere in the app?

[glorybound]

Yeah, I was talking specifically on the iPad. I have the new iPad Pro and I thought I would actually try to use it for work. I know PS is coming out with a full blown PS for the new iPad Pro.

[mitviz]

beautiful! love this one

[glorybound]

beautiful! love this one

Thank you! I think it turned out good.

[jackieteh]

i like the ipad color grading version

[Jiri.Matys]

First image seems ok to me, maybe push exposition little higher. Only one thing - picture in the window looks out. Too saturated and too dark.