Author Topic: Interior with Corona Render  (Read 3505 times)

2017-02-01, 23:26:58

KnightTempalr

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Hi i thought i would post an image of an Interior i have completed with Corona Render. I quite like the corona render. See what you think any comments would be appreciated.

2017-02-02, 06:50:02
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erick3d

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at first look,
-lack of exposure or need a better lightning
-floor si over saturated i think.

2017-02-02, 09:37:52
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KnightTempalr

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at first look,
-lack of exposure or need a better lightning
-floor si over saturated i think.
Erick3d thanks for your reply. The scene is lit by a sky and sunlight which is only coming through the windows. Is it then best to have a couple of area lights by the windows to brighten the scene. What I don't want to do is make it blown as over exposed. I will try to make the floor less saturated. Lightning a scene is by far my worse aspect of modelling.

Simon

2017-02-02, 12:19:12
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subpixelsk

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Try to adjust exposure and when having too many  burned areas just increase highlight compression

2017-02-02, 16:01:55
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KnightTempalr

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Try to adjust exposure and when having too many  burned areas just increase highlight compression
Hi jonnymrazko I will have a look at that tonight. For the image above I had a ISO of 80 and a shutter speed of 40. Should I increase both the ISO and shutters speed?

Simon

2017-02-02, 16:32:14
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subpixelsk

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Increasing shutter speed will cause the oposite of increasing ISO value - higher ISO will result in brighter image and lower shutter speed will result in brighter image (I mean lower number behind the slash as it is 1/s). I would let photographic values go and tweak only simple exposure during rendering