Interior renderings

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Hi - first time poster in Image Uploads. Let me know what you think =) Recent project:

http://www.3d-animation.dk/files/kerteminde\_vinkel01.jpg
http://www.3d-animation.dk/files/kerteminde\_vinkel02.jpg
http://www.3d-animation.dk/files/kerteminde\_vinkel03.jpg
http://www.3d-animation.dk/files/kerteminde\_vinkel04.jpg

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Very nice…although a little stark for my tatse.

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i like them very much! vraycam/sky ? or defaul cam?

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I like them very much, could I trouble you for some further information the lighting setup and render settings please?

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Thanks - Yes Vraycam, Vraysun and Photometric lights

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really nicely done. Love the white on white on off white, so hard to pull off but you’ve managed to keep them contrasting each other.

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really nice feel, and lighting

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My thoughts trying to read the sentence :lol:

It’s a joy to se some really nice, really controlled, HDR imagery being produced.
Looks very photographic overall (lighting, camera, post on the BG) to me, two thumbs up.

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very nice work. texturing and objects etc are great.

I cant help feeling though that the interior may be a bit too bright, evenly lit and shadows too sharp when considering the background used. Overall very nice though, my comment is mostly just personal preference that it looks a bit supernaturally flourescant. lots of great details though

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Thank you for the thoughts. Thats the thing, with being too dark.. too bright - it is very difficult to decide. Personally we have all Samsung monitors here (again personal preference) but some of our clients with DELL monitors (ironic btw) doesn’t see the same strength of the light or just brightness in general in the renderings. When working with the “closest possible” to photorealistic (by that i mean trying our best =)) it becomes crucial with the little difference that will even make it look perfect on one monitor, but not on another.