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[percydaman]

looking pretty good. I'm just still a bit bothered by that sharp light right above the elevator.

[Sazzle74]

looking pretty good. I'm just still a bit bothered by that sharp light right above the elevator.

Thanks Yep I agree re the light. I've not done any re-renders to correct it yet, just been trying some post. Will have another look at it in the week...

[DanielBrew]

Some bloke who sits near me called Dan Brew - he's pretty s**t hot actually - do you know him?

<<Embarrassed>> I can't take any credit for this one, all your own work.

[Blitterswitch]

I really like the renders and I think that the post work has given them a really nice warm feel. Nice work!

Nice to hear about some fellow Vrayers on the Quays! I felt a bit lonely over here!

[paulison]

really nice work. Looks like a cool project as well

in terms of post work...a lot of it is just personal preference, but if its a marketing image you kind of need that bit of extra punch even at the expense of losing accuracy in how your materials look (to a certain point). I think it helps to get another opinion regarding how much tweaking is required from someone who may be the person looking through the newspaper/ on the sign. I think in general, brighter and more contrast is more noticable.

When you have done the job from start to finish and you are looking at it in terms of accuracy, i know it can be hard to butcher the image in PS!

[Sazzle74]

Nice to hear about some fellow Vrayers on the Quays! I felt a bit lonely over here!

Are you on the Quays too? Where are you? We're over on Broadway...

When you have done the job from start to finish and you are looking at it in terms of accuracy, i know it can be hard to butcher the image in PS!

Thanks for the encouragement. I loved doing the project but you're v right re the accuracy thing. I was really loath to do any post until I saw how much warmer the results were. I'm now converted!