Chuch Lobby

[jonahhawk]

it looks like there is some overbright/ringing happening on the specular highlights; White with a black circle. I think this can be fixed by switching to a soft AA filter. I'm partial to Quadratic. The samples section of the help site has great examples of the different filters.

As for the blotchies, turn down the Adaptive Amount in the rQMC settings. Sometimes I take it as low as .65 on interior scenes.

[MHenry]

Lighting looks better. I would go back to your original camera angle, the twisted angle is a little to extreme for the context IMO.

[glorybound]

Post again

I get it now (666) your post through me for a look, but I see what you were saying.

[stage36]

my personnal tests with photoshop.
What do you thing about ?

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L.

[glorybound]

Lobby

The top ones is looking nice. Would you recommend I get rid of the camera roll? I already got rid of the tree and will render again tonight.

[stage36]

I think the top one is more dynamic but I don't know what your client wants

[visumporec]

I like the first one!

[glorybound]

Church Lobby Update

Here is an update. I am getting pleased with the results.

[DaForce]

Yeah looking heaps better now. GI is still a little whacky at the back but no real biggy.

[tom182]

Big improvement, maybe a little less depth between the blue floor tiles, it just looks a tad severe,
good work all the same,
Tom

[ene.xis]

gettin better imo, but still some things could be easily fixed...

i think u should tone down ur displacement amount both in the carpet(?) and on those tiles.

theres not enough light hitting that ground floor ceiling because its beeing absorved by the displaced carpet imo. therefore i d try to reduce the disp amount to a reseonable amount and see if that increases the light bouncing up, or, if it s not enough, bake ur gi without the displacemente and then turn it back on for the rendering using the saved gi.

the light casted by the exterior isn t quite well balanced with those interior fixtures. I d turn down the interior lights and re tune ur camera exposure, or use a fill light to fake the sky bounce.

those glossies look way too low, but i think u can easily fix that by fixing ur AA.

other then that i d try a somewhat warmer coler for the interior lights and is it me or those ceiling fixtures have diferent sizes?

my 2 cents...hope it helps u in any way!

[MHenry]

Hi Bobby,

Materials and lighting look a lot better. Taking the foreground plant out helps too. I still think the first camera angle, without the roll, is better but thats just my opinion. Obviously you should go with what ever the client likes.

[glorybound]

Church Lobby

Funny statement..."what the client likes" He like it a month ago on the first stab. The client is easier to please the me

[sea2stars]

*grin* If I ever had a client like myself.. nightmare.

[glorybound]

Church lobby

Small update with most of the suggestions.