Interior - Dining Room

[Olli96]

2 Images of my recent work. Done with 3dsmax 8 and VRay 1.5 RC2
The shrubs and the tree are fom Onyx.

http://www.olli96.net/images/3d/Dining_final_web01.jpg
http://www.olli96.net/images/3d/Dining_final_web02.jpg

Olli

[zahir3d]

nice and clean, very good job

[siliconbauhaus]

nice one olli

[Pixelab]

Nice job

One thing is disturbing me, do you have a fill light in your interior ? I feel a lack of contrast within the shadows in you room and on the table...

[Olli96]

nope, only vray sun and sky. could be that i went a bit crazy in ps...

[Pixelab]

Maybe just a lack of contrast, but the exterior background and the rest of the image is already well balanced.

just a quick ps to explain what i had in mind : (hope you don't mind i did modify your image )

[lmerlos]

Great image, Olli96!!

I agree with Pixelab. More contrast would give even more realism to the scene.
Maybe it´s me, but the scale of the wood floor in the first image looks strange to me.
The grass and the tree looks really fresh and great!! What technique did you used in the grass? Did you used treestorm to import onyx to the scene?

Again, congratulations!!!!

Lmerlos

[Olli96]

hope you don't mind i did modify your image

no thats allright, i will see what can do to increase the contrast some more.
I dont know what went wrong with the wood floor in the first image, might be a wrong setting in the vray physical camera parameter that makes them look bigger on the right side then on the left side...
the grass is simple vray displacement. about the onyx trees, i exported them in 3ds format and then simply imported them. i explained the whole procedure i did in this image at www.vizdepot.com if you are intrested.

Thanks for the comments so far.

Olli

[lmerlos]

i explained the whole procedure i did in this image at www.vizdepot.com if you are intrested.Olli

Thanks!!!

[Olli96]

here is the thread: http://www.vizdepot.com/forums/showt...5557#post35557