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Hi Buzzz! Thank you very much! The scene is lit in a really simple way: just one 4K HDRI for the lighting and the same HDRI in 16K for reflection, refraction, and visibility. The hdri is a free one from Polyhaven (https://polyhaven.com/a/straw_rolls_field_01)
In this case yes, it's fully closed (the foreground shows shadowed side towards camera but also some light bounce).
But I also have some sets which are open (sometimes even without ceiling).
This case is just Sun&Sky for the majority of natural light (coming from windows), and then there are I think two big "soft-boxes" (some CoronaLight set to rectangle) on each side (to left and to right) to create more fill and more direction.
The second scenario is usually lit by HDRi that imitates some studio setup (like big industrial hall).
I hope anything AI related isn't banned but let me know otherwise :- ) Here is fun exercise I did to fix 'zombie' faces of CGI people (credit for name to Lasse Rode).
This is otherwise regular commercial project, you're still looking not only at our visualization but also mostly our own interior design for this client. We chose every MillerKnoll and Eames furniture piece.
Anyway, go check it out if it's something that interests you :- ) https://www.behance.net/gallery/186535963/London-Wall-1-5-Office-Visualization-AI-tests
Disclaimer: Images below have AI elements overlayed on top of Corona visual. I used mainly A1111 tool to re-do human faces, details on the humans overall, and many small elements like plants, deco and carpet.
The difference is subtle but very nice, zero change of any silhouette or intended design. It took me whole day to make one image as the rendering is 7680px and I wanted all AI elements to match that fidelity. Effectively, for the result to be unable to distinguish where one starts, where one ends. Just one smooth image. I am not one for converting into hype addict, and I did worry I'll lose job like everyone else, but for now I believe we can take it and boost our own work with it where it can apply. And CGI people are the one thing where it totally applies :- ). I almost abandoned using them, since they tend to look horrible even motion blurred. Now they're back on menu.
This appears to be already solved through our support portal. I have sent an additional question to make sure.
I did it! I have manually assigned the RGB color space also because it is larger than SRGB and now I can see it well.
