A quiet spot

Hi everybody!

I’m new here, though I’ve been watching this forum for a while now. I started using Vray as a tool for my interior presentations, but in the last couple of months I’ve become more and more interested in the rendering process itself, as I’ve discovered that not only it helps me a great deal, but it’s also a lot of fun.

So here is my first ever post. I hope you like it, but more importantly, comments and criticism are greatly appreciated. I hope I manage to post the picture, though :stuck_out_tongue:

Thank you!

Update:

So I made a mistake and the image isn’t showing in the post. Pasted the wrong link.

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Re: A quiet spot

Very nice the image ;D

Love the carpet :wink:

keep posting :slight_smile:

Re: A quiet spot

Thanks a lot!
I will do so!

Some new images

Hello,

I decided to put something new. This is actually something a friend of mine asked me to do for him. It’s work in progress, as I’m not yet satisfied with the details and I haven’t showed anything to the guy yet. I’m not sure what I’ll do about the ceiling and the space division (which was done earlier) isn’t helping me much. But anyway I did the renderings more for myself at this stage, so their quality isn’t exactly great, but still I could use some c&c.

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So… there’s a lot of noise, I know, also small differences between images as I experimented with textures from one view to another, and probably a lot of other problems. Comments are appreciated.

Thanks guys!

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Nobody else has any comments?

Re: A quiet spot

images still a little bit dark, add more contrast and exposure in some of them in Photoshop. Try to make white walls look white to balance the image with levels and curves.

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Nice :wink:

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@ LEOBONILLA: You’re quite right. I need to work more on post processing.Probably also increase exposure in Vray a little? The raws are quite dark. Thanks!

@ ALEXANDER PETROV: Thank you! :slight_smile: