I don’t think clients understands the work the goes into these bad boys :). It’s pushing and nudging everything until it falls into place.
a lot blue, contrast and street light in my opinion…maybe the one on the center in front of the house should be on the other house (the right one) …the red/brown door should be less reflective as well as the street light posts I think.
The street lights are, where they are, becasue of the plan. If I move them I am sure they’ll want them back. I’ll agree about the doors and overall color temp.
The areas where you have ambient light don’t look like they have GI …the whole scene looks very CGI way different from your previous exterior renderings
I’m struggling with this one; something is broken. I have rebuilt the scene several times, but something is still off with the darks.
I don’t think it looks too terribly bad. Most of the problem was the dark siding next to the white siding.
You went the wrong way around with your highlights/shadows
Cool your highlights and warm your shadows, it just makes the whole thing pop a bit more, also make the sky fit a bit better
In PS (or Affinity Photo) stick a Color Balance adjustment layer at the very top. Then in highlights add blue and cyan. In Shadows add red and yellow.
In my quick test with your image, for highlights -10 cyan and +10 blue, and in shadows +7 red and -7 yellow looks a bit better, but obviously tweak it to your liking
You guys have good eyes. I tried something new, which didn’t work.
Yes, nice. Warmer than mine.
Still looks really funky. I think your whites are way too blown out and your blacks are super black. Also the purple sky and color cast is a bit much. I tried to do a tweak but given the whites and black both being clipped, it’s impossible to recover. What does your raw render look like?
I might have to rebuild the scene.
Well that depends on what your raw render looks like…
That tweak you did looks very nice. The original render looked great too. But an A/B comparison is helpful.