interior comments welcome

[losbellos]

-Da Elf/Spirit1>
Suurkula is a family name of a nice lady who works in 3d/2d I thought she came to vray forum. But I believe "our" Linda also nice . Every sweedish girl/woman I ever meet were very nice
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[Linda]

oh i didn't know in sweden we say surkula with one u to someone who is very sulky

to mzmeskal i us a very simple lightning setup in my scenes with one or two lights, for main source a direct target light, and one fill light omni with vray shadows and mostly together with enviroment skylight, a tip some times i i don't close the whole scene (i leave one wall without a wall) so that the enviroment light can come in i don't know if this is a good way but no way is a bad way. for rendering i usualy use default if i have less detail i lower the min / max rate with lots of detail i also increase the interp. samples.

[losbellos]

why would I say that??? "sulky"
I am glad that u got the point. I thought suurkula is a common name.

[trixian]

why would I say that??? "sulky"
I am glad that u got the point. I thought suurkula is a common name.

Suurkula definately sounds Finnish to me.

[losbellos]

she is sweedish 100.000.000% sure.
I think thats all about it.
Thanks.

[Linda]

she might be finish born and raised in sweden because suurkula is not a swedish surname

[Psy]

or swedish born and raised in sweden with finnish heritage.

i'm american born and raised and my surname (Arun) isn't remotely american.

[losbellos]

I am sure you know better than me.
I'm not sweedish

[maverick]

ARUN is a INDIAN type name.

[magico]

I liked the second one very much, but I think you should consider mapping the leather a little smaller, a bad mapping can really ruin a good image... you should always look at the real material very thoroughly before mapping it in a model
other than the leather texture the scene looks really good

regards,
magico

[DP]

like them both...glasses seem a little chunky on the first one, and the vertical vanish on the right of the second one is a little unsettling...wonder if a subtle fisheye would cure it?

[Linda]

thank's i will concider that in my second scene and offcorse you are right.

[DP]

it would be interesting to see. I wonder if it would cure it, as often photos aren't shot with vertical verticals, yet it doesn't seem to notice so much as in 3d renderings.

[asango]

goto http://www.scriptspot.com and download the technical camera modifer script.

it helps with vertical verticals.