Author Topic: Bedroom Scene  (Read 3597 times)

2013-09-06, 00:33:55

ous_gt

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Hello!
I'm preparing a bedroom scene that i can use to illustrate my designs(which i'll add to the final scene).
This is gonna be a scene that's completely modelled and textured and rendered by me.
So i'm making some test renders, and adding new models while testing.
I want it to be totally photorealistic, that's why i'm putting this image here, so i can listen to your advices.
Thanks in advance!

-I'm not using post production at this point.

2013-09-13, 00:22:42
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ous_gt

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A little update.

2013-10-21, 23:16:34
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some more update...

2013-10-21, 23:49:47
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poko

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Hi Ous_gt.
I'm not expert in viz sector.
But please I give you my filling.
First of all is still looking empty to me. Add some life like women in bed;).
I think in overall looks quite ok, but wait for expert eye.
What I can suggest I think is a day time so don't have to  put lights "ON".
There are some "artifacts" on wall i think from GI.
Some parts looking very nice, clear.
I don't know why is not 90° (I mark with blue lines). Maybe is project with some kind of walls or camera? But this not looking good for me.
Keep going and lets wait for someone who can say more helpful ideas.
Best.
PO

2013-10-22, 00:15:29
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ous_gt

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Hey, Poko, thanks for a nice comment.

First of all, that cable not connected to anything, is going to be connected to my designed product. :)
The reason i put some lights on is, in some areas, light wasn't enough. But to make it look more legit, i can think to lower sky light, or i can just turn off the lights, i'll think about it.
Yes, there are some artifacts, i'm working on them. I think i've solved them already, it will be OK with the next update. (putting light samples to 5 seems like made it OK)
It's not 90 degrees because of the camera. It's not a final shot, i just wanted to show every part of the room with just one render, that's all.
Putting an organic model is a good idea, but i'm not really experienced about organic modelling. I don't think i can make it as realistic as i want.


2013-10-22, 00:44:19
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poko

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Hi Ous_gt.
Ok, cool. Keep going.
I like the idea of large windows and wash our hands in the bedroom:)
Waiting for next update.
Best.
PO