Retail

[glorybound]

I know, it looks abandoned. I was playing with the sun in front of the camera and multiscatter which got really stable in the latest update.

[stevesideas]

Nice lighting and vegetation. I think some displacement on the road would work wonders.

[glorybound]

I'll play with it, thanks.

[stevesideas]

Have you installed the MultiScatter 1.1.05c xref bugfix ? Im assuming that contains fixes for 1.1.05b as well. I'd be interested in seeing how stable it was now.. i was getting crashes all over the place with a scene I was working with recently.

[glorybound]

I actually did and it ran really smoothly on my test scene

[joconnell]

Only thing I find with this is that the main subject of the image is underexposed - you can't see the details or the people at the front of the building. I reckon it'd be well worth you getting a cheap dslr and starting to shoot some photos in raw and messing around in lightroom to start getting a good idea about the relative exposure between building / sky / specular and so on, if even to have a reference library of what different buildings look like in different types of light at different times of the day.

[dlparisi]

I know, it looks abandoned. I was playing with the sun in front of the camera and multiscatter which got really stable in the latest update.

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Nothing about that image makes me want to shop there - it's dark, ugly, weedy, and the doors are too short (or the people too tall). Other than testing MS what's the point?

[glorybound]

just trying something new with the sun location, than is all. It isn't easy exposing when the sun is in-front of the camera, or at least my goal was to work through the issues. it is a North facing building so I could have went with a morning, which I do most often, or daytime, which brings the sun behind the building. The ceiling is really low and the main purpose for the developer was to sell the land and the building would be a tear down.