Last commercial project
Nice, but please turn off that vertical correction on image 4. Dayyuumm that looks weird.
Nice work. But YES that vertical correction does look weird.
Just one tip, lower your white albedo. That boat and the lights are to visible in the images.
Max white I use inside on a wall is 230 sRGB so you can get away with 200-210 on that boat or even lower
Nice work mate.
Love the paving of the driveway, super nice! The shot with the fog looks great too.
Re; the vertical tilt in v4… I sorta like it, looks cool. Not usual, but cool.
Isn’t 230 wayyy too high? Am I out of the loop? This is something I’ve never got a full grasp of, but I was under the impression for ‘white’ walls we should be using something 180, 200 tops?
I think it’s yet another example of RGB-sRGB confusion. IsmaeL is probably talking about sRGB and you’re thinking in RGB terms. 230 sRGB = 203 RGB, so both of you are right :]
Ah, right! Thanks.
That’s definitely something I need to read more about…
Are you using the Corona Color Picker, than it is sRGB or better yet, Gamma 2.2 because sRGB is a colorspace and Max does not handle colorspace. But since sRGB has a Gamma of 2.2 and whitepoint of D65 we commonly say sRGB.
If you use the Max default picker than you work in linear space with a Gamma of 1
Corona Color Picker max is 230 maybe 240 for snow
Max Color Picker max is about 210
In fact, the CoronaMtl shader comes with a diffuse color of 180 sRGB with is 119 linear RGB, and that is the standard you use to test exposure. So by default as a reference a CoronaMtl in Override is very dark.
Thanks for the comments. As for the frame 4, unfortunately, the client’s craving for several years has been a rule that if the client wants to hurt himself, I do not quarrel with him. Perhaps in my free time I will come back to this project and I will improve this staff plus I will make night shots. As for white, it gives a parameter between 190-200. always tests albedo and especially if I throw in a vray model
I think that’s the perfect necessary attitude with some clients! 
Clients hurting themself is unavoidable XD Every time I use vertical tilt or camara shift, I think about the real world camera and lenses someone has to have and I realize that it would be almost impossible to get the same image. The funniest thing is when your client wants one thing and the art direction wants something else XD