I realized, that giving your scene enough daylight, shows up the beauty and power of Corona.
Working with no or almost no daylight- changes the overall look & feel.
So you are basically saying that an image with daylight looks different than an image with no daylight, right? :)
what are the rules for superb realistic images ?
Seriously, are you expecting to get an answer to this in a single forum post?
There are various factors that affect the realism of rendering. Such as high quality textures, correctly set up materials, realistic differences between intensities of different light sources, camera exposure, post-processing, models,... There are courses about this, some of them take longer than one month. There are books about this, too.
Some good starting points include:
- Observing the works of the "masters"
- Observing real photographs and using them as reference for your 3D artwork - compare the composition, dark vs bright areas, colors, textures,...
- Mastering your tools. If you choose Corona, for this you can visit our helpdesk and watch our YT tutorials:
http://corona-renderer.com/helphttps://www.youtube.com/user/CoronaRendererCheers!