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  1. geokasot
    I believe that you should model it and assign the material.It is not a good idea to use displacement in this case, if that is the question!
  2. geokasot
    Really nice models Will!Congratulations!!
  3. geokasot
    Actually this is the best way to train and improve your rendering skills.There is no easy way.The "trial and error" method is the only way!!
  4. geokasot
    Nice!!I think it needs some post production to add some photographic imperfections,because it looks too clean!
  5. geokasot
    First of all the lighting outside for some reason yellow-greenish...The lighting needs some realism.Find a nice reference image and try to follow it...this is the best training!!
  6. geokasot
    I would prefer to see it in in a real office space,with floor and walls.The background is a bit confusing i think...
  7. geokasot
    Looks nice!!
  8. geokasot
    Welcome!!!
  9. geokasot
    Very useful indeed!!!
  10. geokasot
    I also believe that the vraysun is the problem.You are using the vray dome light and the vray sun as light sources and the vrayhdri mtl as environment background.I suggest that you turn off the vraysun and if you still have the same problem, modify in photoshop the exposure of the sun of the hdri. You can do it in low 32 bit exposure by selecting the sun and adjusting the exposure of the selected area.
  11. geokasot
    Do you use render elements in your workflow?If you do, have a look at vraylighting and vrayreflection (raw also) and you will have a picture of what is creating the noise.Then increase the subdivs of the reflections or vraylight.
  12. geokasot
    Congratulations!Very nice work!
  13. geokasot
    For me it's a good solution if you work on an animation scene, that you have to render many frames...
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