took 2 days to do this. besides the tv and plants all custom made furniture
Good job 
I think both the ecterior and TV could be alittle more “exposed”. If you could keep the darkness/ contrast on the ceiling and back of the room but let a little more light fall on the bed it would look really sweet!
--Jon
It looks like you used a waves bump or displacement on the bed. The edges need to be smoothed out some more.
Something about the roof bothers me too. It looks like one giant piece of ply wood with a thick clear coat on.
Maybe bring in the direct light futher so we can see more highlights in the room.
I see some artifacts at the hallway entrance on the left.
Is there any kind of baseboard/trim?
Something about that red chair seems off too. Not enough shadows on it or something.
What is that black rail on the bottom left?
Finally, looks like a place I wouldn’t mind visiting for vacation! 
unless it my monitor .. you have a serious lack of light in that room.
the black rail is as you said…a black rail. dont ask me aboutit. its part of the stairs where the camera is. as for the artifacts i dont think i remember them being there when it came to rendering the final. nor did i really care after not sleeping for approximately 32 hours. there are gaps between the roof boards. as for the darkness my other monitor seems to be a little off hehe “i see bright things”
sorry to interfere but i couldnt help myself and it also puts me another post infront of you … lololol just some small PS adjustments ..
That looks a lot better on my screen. Was that just a levels adjustment?
No its a combination of things in Photoshop that is my little thing that ive been doing for a few years now .. it puts a lot more contrast depth into the image.. but that is something that i would like to keep to myself .. 
everybody has their secret techniques I suppose. 
:lol: Give me a break Natty :roll: there’s only one thing it could be…
Well maybe two
--Jon
Hehe, yeah, definitely seeing a little unsharp mask mixed in there.
lolol … its 8 things i do in PS .. and one of them is layering..
Dont forget 2 more steps opening and closeing the file.
2 day project
here is an update
2 days for this one too. basically its just the living room area under that bedroom. im guessing 8 subdivs on my glossys isnt enough huh. they look awfull but i didnt have time to increase it. render times would have increased
http://www.elfpro3d.com/GS/Discovery/livingroom.jpg
http://www.elfpro3d.com/GS/Discovery/setting.jpg
other than the 1st pic being far far too big for casual viewing and the 2nd pic not being found (error 404), i think it looks pretty good.
heheh but yeah more subs…i was like WTF…ooh yeah he said something about that.
Nice work
actually there seems to be a fair amount of bad shadows/lighting, it could be a low IR map or something, just not enough shadow details around the ceiling fans and the tops of the pilars. and that dark edge along that back wall seems a touch strange.
Nice job,
You might want to relax the scene a bit, things like the dining chairs are too perfect, try turning them so they are a bit more varied.
opps its supposed to have an s www.elfpro3d.com/GS/Discovery/settings.jpg
Either the camera location or the placement of the furniture is really bugging me. It looks crammed and the FOV too shallow. The way that the camera cuts off the right half of the room is somewhat unsettling too. What is your camera lens setting?
--Jon
get chamfering dude!
especialy on the chairs and table close to the camera - way too sharp on the edges.
@Natty:… "
will your VRay Consultancy extend to PS trade secrets
Cheers,
Tom