New Bedroom done in 3ds max and vray with no post work

[Mohammed Yusuf]

Studio/Institution: Render Image
Genre: Residential Interior
Software: 3ds max and vray i.5sp2
Description:

Hi...I made a bedroom design in 3ds max and rendered with vray 1.5sp2..with no post work...your critics and comments are welcome...

[Sergio Caparelli]

it looks great! my only critic would be that the rug under the cofee table looks kind of weird, like its "sticky" or something.
May i ask what antialiasing filter did you use? i´m still struggling to make sharp looking renders like yours right out of max without introducing noise

[Larissa Holderness]

I think the modeling and materials look great! The scene is inviting. However, I do feel that the color of the interior lights is a bit too greenish/yellowish. Perhaps make these lights a bit more 'white' ... not 100% white but, not so greenish yellow. If a person was standing in the room they would start to look rather alienish?

[Mohammed Yusuf]

Thnx Sergio fr ur comments and appreciating my work....by the way i dont use any antialiasing filter...i just keep it unchecked...

Thnx Larissa fr ur comments also...Yes i do agree tht the light is a bit too greenish and yellowish...i will render it again with a little white and post it again....

[Meher Thakker]

great work mohammed !! ..just one critic from me.. the yellow lights look very monotonous...but overall great work mate !!

[Kenan Avci]

I see what you wanted to do with the yellow/greenish lights. I can't say it looks awful but my suggestion about that is; you should make the light more blueish like around 6500K and make the image with warn yellow/greenish colors in post production.

Other than that i can't say i like the country stone material in the wall. You might want to play around with its displace modifier and bump. And maybe some color correction. (too saturated in my opinion) The carpet looks great but i'm not sure about the rug. Very nice design, i have to say. I would've used a sofa instead of 2 armchairs but i'm still amazed with the design.

Cheers,
Kenan Avcı

[Mohammed Yusuf]

Thanks very much Kenan fr ur valuable comments....definitely i will try to change the lighting as u suggested if i get time....moreover i know very little about post production..i mean i havent worked much on photoshop..thats why my image is without post production...I would appreciate if someone could give me some links for the tutorials on post production....if u know Kenan...

[Anurag Bansal]

hello nice but some corrct in my point of view that is bed base u have used marble texture .

[Kenan Avci]

Thanks very much Kenan fr ur valuable comments....definitely i will try to change the lighting as u suggested if i get time....moreover i know very little about post production..i mean i havent worked much on photoshop..thats why my image is without post production...I would appreciate if someone could give me some links for the tutorials on post production....if u know Kenan...

This tutorial must be helpful. The topic is very simply and effectively guided. To get beyond it, you need to practice some basic Photoshop skills like color correction, layering, layer types, filtering, curves and levels and such. It's not rocket science really, easy to learn once you get the main idea.

http://cg.tutsplus.com/tutorials/cha...-in-photoshop/

[Mohammed Yusuf]

Thanx a ton Kenan fr the tutorial....