Rindelaub

[Morne]

Bobby, try and add some blue and cyan to your highlights, then add some red and yellow to your shadows

[glorybound]

Since you told me that several months ago, I do that to all my images now.

Bobby, try and add some blue and cyan to your highlights, then add some red and yellow to your shadows

[glorybound]

It's the architect driving things. I'll post an update tomorrow morning, which is when it's due. He approved the last one I posted as perfect! I might get hell, but I have since changed it a lot and he'll be getting a "typical" Bobby rendering tomorrow morning.

Going back to your rendering Bobby... I noticed that the latest renderings that you posted are not as realistic as your past work(exteriors)....This one included!
maybe is the time frame of the projects but they don't look like your renderings.

Fernando

[Morne]

Since you told me that several months ago, I do that to all my images now.

For dusk shots it should be reversed

[glorybound]

Here is an update. Something is broken; reflections are way off. I tried everything with the glass, but I am getting a muddy reflection and the copper roof is coming off dirty, too. This has color corrections applied in PS, but out of V-Ray, it's brown; both glass and copper. Also, the copper roof has some strange banding on the left.

[flino2004]

besides all your you said I found the image a bit dark

[glorybound]

This one is killing me. It was a Vray 2.4 to Vray 3.0 convert, so I am wondering if that has something to do with it.

[Vizioen]

Did u change the BRDF to GGX?

[glorybound]

I did, but it was acting funky before that. My reflections are not working and my shadows are extremely dark.

[Morne]

How did you convert the 2.4 to 3?
Check fresnel, by default it is ON now for new materials

[glorybound]

How did you convert the 2.4 to 3? Check fresnel, by default it is ON now for new materials

well, I didn't convert it, I just opened it. I think I found the issue.

[glorybound]

Take it or not, but I am done!

[glorybound]

Some final tweaks. Also, just a mention, I doubled the size using Perfect 9. I can zoom up close and not tell that it was resampled, which is great. So, I rendered out at 2500 and doubled it to 5000.