how to reduce colorbleeding + brighten interior

[max montana]

hi, my first try with an interior + vray. get the problem that the image is quite dark (also after post, this one is without post). is there a possibility to brigten up the rendering without using artificial lights? also think of something like hide glass from gi...
next is that i woluld like to reduce the color bleeding of the floor in the ceiling.
settings: vray sun 1,0/ sky 1,0/physical cam: f-number:5,0, shutter speed: 300, iso: 100; reinhard burn 0,3

[HAWF]

You can solve the color bleeding problem with a VrayOverrideMtl:
http://www.spot3d.com/vray/help/150R...idemtl.htm#ex3

To me, the SSpeed value is too high, you can try something like 100 or less.

[MoonDoggie]

First of all pretty render, it has great potential. Second, you're worried about artificial lights but not artificially changing the calculated gi bounce? What's the difference

A starter, is if you were in this interior, the camera needs more light to get a better exposure, and your environment outside would be much brighter.

ref: http://www.luxrug.com/media/Tufenkian-tempo.jpg

I don't think you need "artificial lights", but I would find a balance between upping your dark multiplier on your color mapping a bit, and brightening outside considerably!

Looks great, keep going,
-Colin

[Fekta.studio]

heh i have a little time free so I did try to reproduce your scene, and here is the result.. sorry I could't resist

vray sun + vray sky + vray camera

all is default, cam is set to SS 80, ISO 400 , f 5
CM Reinhard , LWF

I hope U find this helpfull

[ene.xis]

5min photoshop...



i d say u need to expose a little more ur camera and if u want ur ceilings/walls to be less colorbleeded i would try to mess with vrayphysical camera white balance...

[werticus]

use materials with .5 brightness for less colour bleed, they will also be a lot darker as a result but have half the GI bounce.

also known as LELE's method.

And otherwise compensate with your camera settings.

[Raytonium]

I use the override material method. Use your floor texture as the base material, add a vray material as GI material, then adjust the diffuse color to give you the bounce you want without the color bleed.