Done with 3dsmax9 and VRay 1.5 RC3.
Render time was 45 minutes, the dof image took a bit longer because it was done with the vray cam and not in post production.
http://www.olli96.net/images/3d/Bedroom\_lake\_01.jpg
http://www.olli96.net/images/3d/Bedroom\_lake\_02.jpg
Olli
lovely images there mate
Very nice. Great overall detail. Well done!
these images are great and clean.
what are your settings? 45 minutes for such clean renderings, great!
best regards
themaxxer
Thanks for the kind comments.
I used VRaySun and Sky, its the only light source in the scene.
Rendersettings are:
AA: Adaptive QMC 2/8 | Catmull-Rom
IR: Medium Preset | 50 HShp Samples | 25 Interpol. Samples
LC: 1200 | Size 0,01
Color Mapping: Reinhard | Burn value: 0,15
rQMC: 0,7 | 0,005 | 20 | 2
Rendered on a Dual Opteron 285.
Olli
wow, very nice renderings! Nice work.
i would do an override on the GI generated by the yellow pillows. maybe limit it to about 0.6.
Very very nice.. DOF loks great!!
hahah althought they do look a little like evermotion scenes to me. ( i know they are not tho)
Top notch work. Well done 
Very nice indeed, like it a lot…What rez did you render it to? 
thanks for the kind comments.
the final output was 3500x2400. i cant say anything about the render time cause it was done over a network. the images i uploaded took 45 minutes, those were the last test renderings i was sending to the client before i rendered the large res.
The first image is excellent! The plant leaves in the second image is kind of distracting IMO.
Great work mate - my only comment would be to brighten the background image, particularly in the 1st image.
nice and clean work !!!
Very nice images. Did you use Vray Camera or Standard? If you used Vray Camera, could you share your settings?
I used the VRayPhysicalCamera, settings can be found here: http://www.vizdepot.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6308
Looking very nice :-)… very nice indeed.
A simple question: what material settings did you use for the white walls?
…and some more 
Did you use exposure control?
Did you use lele’s LWF method?
Did you adjust the sky map?
Much appreciated
Cheers
what material settings did you use for the white walls?
Diffuse: 245 | 247 | 250
Reflect: 5 | 5 | 5
Refl. glossiness: 0.5
Did you use exposure control?
Did you use lele’s LWF method?
Did you adjust the sky map?
no, no and no. i didnt touched the sky or sun settings.
Cheers Olli - Shlaf gut
Hi Olli,
Heck, I’ve been trying for hours to reproduc the smooth and silky white room in your images… but of course with no success :? …
May I ask… where am I going wrong :?:
Scene (max 9): http://rapidshare.com/files/23306745/test.max.html
Result:
Cheers.
His walls are rather yellow from bounced light.
You could try filling up your room with objects and colors like he has in his plus turning of vignetting might help to