Some tests with sketchup wharehouse models

[Laucha1]

Download from wharehouse - Import to max (ready lighting studio scene) - Corona converter script - Some material fixes - 10min render.
In 15 minutes you have some nice models, thats what i like most about corona!

[Avan]

Try to fix albedo at your materials.

[Tanakov]

Avan, what do you mean b Abedo? Can you elaborate?

[Ludvik Koutny]

I do not think albedo is the problem here. There's a strong DoF, so my bet would be too high PT/GI samples. I would reduce PT samples (GI samples in daily builds...) to get cleaner DoF :)

[Laucha1]

Thanks for the critics! Im using AMD proccesors so in ten minutes i wont get a clean render like in intels. But it was just a quick test, i'll try reducing the PT samples and render it some longer.
(sorry for my english).
Thanks again!

[Sportler]

One would assume that quick tests should be in the WIP area, right?

[Laucha1]

Sportler you're right, i´m sorry. I didnt notice until i read your reply that there were diferent áreas to post inside the gallery. I´ll move or delete this post.

Sorry!

Just for curiosity: what is albedo? never hear about it.

(again sorry for the english!!! jeje)

[Laucha1]

I dont even know how to move or delete the post :/

[romullus]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albedo

In the world of renderers albedo means, that you should avoid pure white maps in diffuse component of your material. Partially this applies to reflection and refraction as well.

[Avan]

Sportler you're right, i´m sorry. I didnt notice until i read your reply that there were diferent áreas to post inside the gallery. I´ll move or delete this post.

Sorry!

Just for curiosity: what is albedo? never hear about it.

(again sorry for the english!!! jeje)

By albedo you can control material realism (reflection, object saturation, total scene contrast, color transfer  etc)