House Rendering

[Vizioen]

Because of your camera height I have the feeling that the house is for a leprauchaun (n/o). It feels a bit out of scale because there's no real reference. Personally I would place it at eye level or lower. Other than that I think the colors are a bit too saturated. I did a little photoshopping and came up with this. As I don't have access to the original there's a bit of a graininess in the sky because of the color/contrast tampering. Just my two cents of course. Great work otherwise.

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[glorybound]

I did notice that the camera was a little higher than my usual, however, the client liked the image so I didn't change anything other than what was requested. Here is an update.

[Morne]

I have found that people rarely listen anyway, so I usually feel free explaining to anyone, knowing that very few care. Maybe I'm wrong, but that's how I see things. However, some are like sponges, but they are usually under the age of 8.

You can say that AGAIN!

I did notice that the camera was a little higher than my usual, however, the client liked the image so I didn't change anything other than what was requested. Here is an update.

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I prefer the update to the original. Maybe something in between the 2 leaning towards the update. Maybe 40 to 60 ratio

[glorybound]

Some photo filters from Adobe Express, on my iPad Air

[flino2004]

It looks very good but I also agree that it doesn't look very photorealistic.

[glorybound]

Maybe the glass? My glass wasn't cooperating; much too transparent. Also, I went light on material settings. Basically, everything is diffused with bump.

It looks very good but I also agree that it doesn't look very photorealistic.

[andybot_cg]

lovely model! There is something that looks kind of over-saturated, HDR-ish. Did you save as 16 or 32-bit and then did HDR-toning? Might try reducing the contrasti-ness. The global lighting (the shadows are not very deep) seems too even for such a high contrast in your materials.

[Nicinus]

Many of your images has that hazy, dreamy look. Do you typically add some filter or something in post? Maybe you went a bit too far? Having said that I like the style, looks a bit retro.

[glorybound]

I did a little tone mapping and yes, a little glow. When I get some time I'll back it off a tad.

[flino2004]

I think the trees in the front ground don't look realistic enough and the glass is very reflective almost like a mirror...I think those two things are pushing you back a bit in realism.
and the metal roof needs some glossy reflection as well.

[glorybound]

Agreed. Both, I work over many times, but both fought back. I think darkening the glass in post can solve that, but I'll have to render again for the foreground trees.

[flino2004]

the foreground trees are not projecting any shadow on the grass...maybe in post like old days may work better.

[Vizioen]

It's like the glass doesn't have any refraction; do you have affect shadows ticked?

[glorybound]

I mistakenly disabled refraction raytrace from the scene, which removed all the refraction channels.

It's like the glass doesn't have any refraction; do you have affect shadows ticked?

[glorybound]

I had some time, so here is an update.