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[simmsimaging]

Fantastic work! Materials are top notch.

[tolgahan]

As always it's a conscientious and great work like your other works.But there is a problem about outdoor windows and chairs.It's seems like there is aliasing problem.It is point it out because your work well done.
Soryy for my terrible eng.


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[pixela]

Thanks a lot Tolgahan

Yes I had that alias problem and couldn't solve it in an acceptable no mater what I tried with clamp output and subpixel settings.

[PIXELBOX_SRO]

yep i have this problem as well :-/// this is something vray should be able to overcome somehow in the future...maybe a point for the wishlist

[rivoli]

great set of images, I really like them. as already said, the night shot may need some little more work, but I understand the project revolves around the day one. what really caught my eye in the night one, apart from the fireplace, is the underexposed, grey sky outside the window. it may only take as small a change as a real evening picture as backdrop, to make it work as well as the day image.
quite apart from that, impressive display of talent there

[lukx]

Pixela, did you use "Don't affect colors (adaptation only) ?

[prateekvishwa]

wow! amazing work!, nice lighting, very good modelling & superb texturing! I enjoyed all your images, they are very inspiring..

[pixela]

Rivoli and Prateekvishwa - thank you very much.

Pixela, did you use "Don't affect colors (adaptation only) ?

Yes I used that option enabled and saved output as exr.

[Janosik]

well all is good but logs(wood) near fire place need more work on texture or material looks weird compared to other great materials in scene

[kiteman]

An amazing job, congratulations.
I love the lighting. Could you talk a little about it?

Regards

[pixela]

An amazing job, congratulations.
I love the lighting. Could you talk a little about it?

Regards

I will prepare a tutorial about this soon

[powerandrubber]

Hia five. Great success!

[kiteman]

Pixela Thanks. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the community.
I look forward to this tutorial.

Regards.