Another try in v-ray...
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‎2006-12-11
09:35 PM
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12:28 PM
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Noemi Balogh

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‎2006-12-11 09:40 PM
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‎2006-12-11 09:57 PM

What do you think about quality of the image?
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‎2006-12-11 10:45 PM

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‎2006-12-12 07:26 AM
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‎2006-12-12 07:48 AM

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‎2006-12-12 10:58 AM
WhiteMan wrote:Hey, don't listen to the old guys here. I think your image looks very good. Nice shadows, good chrome, good glass, and good rendering of the wooden floor. But if you try to reproduce it in the real world, you might find it hard to get wall paint with that intense red. Car paint, OK, but wall... But my son has tried to achieve something similar iin his room, black 'n all.
I am "only" 16... I tried to experiment with colours![]()
What do you think about quality of the image?
And the window looks burnt out/overexposed just like it would if you were using a camera with film. Very realistic, but perhaps not useful if you want to show the whole scene. In movies, they put an orange filter over the whole window pane. In rendering, we nee to use other tricks.
I think this is very good if it's your second attempt!
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‎2006-12-12 03:57 PM
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‎2006-12-12 06:15 PM
WhiteMan wrote:"Tweeks" (or tweaks, if spelled correctly) = small adjustments
What mean: give it some "tweeks"???
Actually this is a colloquial usage of an already colloquial word meaning "pinch." I would hate to be a non-native English speaker on this forum.

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Richard Morrison, Architect-Interior Designer
AC26 (since AC6.0), Win10
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‎2006-12-12 06:49 PM

I will try with invisible light...
Soon, I will post some updates...