Meeting room

[nate]

Hello,

Can't remember the last time I posted on here but have been working with some new settings and would really appreciate anyone's feedback. As far as I can see I still have some playing to do with anti-aliasing.

The settings I used were:

Gamma and LUT
Enable Gamma/Lut Correction.
Gamma 2.2
Affect colour selectors
Affect Material Editor
Input Gamma: 2.2
Output Gamma: 1.0

Vray Settings

Max FB: off
Vray FB: on
sRGB button checked
Save as .vrimg

Anti-aliasing:
Adaptive subdivision

Colour mapping:
Exponential
Dark Multiplier: 1.0
Bright Multiplier: 1.0
Gamma: 1.0
Sub-pixel: unchecked
Clamp output: unchecked
Affect background: checked
Don't affect colours: unchecked
Linear workflow: unchecked

Irradiance map:
Medium
HSph. subdivs: 40
Interp.samples: 20
Least squares/density-based

Light cache:
Subdivs: 1000
Sample size: 0.002
Store direct light: checked

[comatosed]

I think the tinted green glass looks a little too green personally, and the carpet looks a bit 'heavy'.

Nice render otherwise, maybe try it with higher IR/LC.

[Neal.Phillips]

hi nate...

nice render...

can i ask where you have placed the lights? are they in the ceiling sat under the actual light or is it lit from the windows of the exterior of the builiding?

I do alot of offices myself and always interested in how people light them!

be good to share some settings....

cheers

Neal...

[nate]

Hey, thanks for the comments.

The tinted glass is the client's request as they wanted more colour injected, I quite like it although it is perhaps a bit strong, same with the carpet.

The lighting is a mixture, I've got a VRay Sun/sky in there, VRay lights at the window in a light blue shade, another Vray light right underneath the ceiling set to a light yellow and an additional VRay sphere light inside the lampshade but excluding everything else.

I tend to use this set-up most of the time now with the sun/sky, plane light at the windows and another on the ceiling. Generally it means that I can then just use additional lights for spotlights etc but rarely turn the shadows on on these.

I am slowly trying to move over to LWF but don't seem to ba able to get the hang of linear colour mapping without getting patches of light burn