>>>>>>Greengrocer's house interior

[ml-a]

Hi,

I have finished recently this family house, I made 6 interior shots and 4 exteriors. Let me know what you think.

[s0real]

i think you can't link to an image attached to another forum

make a link direct to the uploaded .jpg on your webpage or it won't show up...

[ml-a]

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i think you can't link to an image attached to another forum

make a link direct to the uploaded .jpg on your webpage or it won't show up...

Thanks, didn't knew that

[s0real]

they look really nice...
good lighting and nice clean style.

perhaps a bit too much ceiling in the first image.

[asango]

The lighting solution and the overall image look great, but its way too washed out. punch up the contrast in PS +15 or so and i think those greys and greens will really pop.

[Psy]

In the second image, the door at the back looks like it needs some more interpolation.

Other than that, it looks pretty.

[natty]

yeah i agree with above ... images look nice but you need to up the settings a little to smooth things out .

[cocolas]

loks nice.

I agree w/ the others about need for contrast in lighting....plus I would add glossy reflections on those kitchen cabinets...right now it looks like low straight reflections.....also your plants need a more "fresh" green color.....maybe that's due to the lighting.

I like it.....nice work and detail

paul.

PS: your floor in the second image could use some glossies too

[ml-a]

Thanks
Cocolas: I will use more glossy on my next project. By the way what would you suggest for that floor 0.85 or lower?
Natty: Thanks for helping me out in the beginning.
Psy: Yes i know. Not enough time to render
S0real: Yes too much ceiling on the first image agree.

[cocolas]

probably around 0.8...but it's all about experimenting and see what works in your case....there isn't a magic glossy number that works all the time.....I usally start out with straight reflections and lower from there.....and once I get what I want I stop....


paul.