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  1. chopperk
    Hi Filip, Personally, the closest thing to rotating like ACAD is to use Sergo's Script Pack, it has a 3-point rotate tool I find very useful. Just set it up as a custom toolbar. Good Luck
  2. chopperk
    It's a nicely made 3D scene, maybe you should look at how these type Pizza Chains are photographed in the real world and try to mimic it. Just as a thought maybe you could increase the strength of the HDRI light source and decrease the interior lights as it looks like a night shot.
  3. chopperk
    It's looking good...what's the ground material next to the lawn on the right? It's got a rippled effect...Is it a cloth like material or sand? It looks good on one of the images as sand but on the larger main image displayed it looks like cloth because of how the edge meets the stone like material.
  4. chopperk
    That's a great start you've made in the Arch-viz world!! I'd recommend checking out Ronen Bekerman's website(if you've not heard of him of course!) http://www.ronenbekerman.com/ He has a lot of great resources and inspiration....Also the likes of Viscorbal , Vyonix I could go on and on!....Good Luck!
  5. chopperk
    I haven't used HDRi's much, but I would just use VRay sun, it's preconfigured so if you set it low from the horizon you automatically get that sunset glow. With regards to the vertical lines, it just makes all the vertical elements ...er.....vertical!. If you have a look at and decent architectural photography (Archdaily.com) you'll see that's what they try to do. Also You see that most of the great cg artists correct the perspective....
  6. chopperk
    It's looking good, maybe you could straighten up the vertical lines, using the guess vert in the vray physical camera settings...also add more or greater reflections in the glass. Also if possible change the sun orientation to get that orange reddish glow you get at sunrise or sunset along with the soft shadows cast from the foliage and tree in the foreground.
  7. chopperk
    Hi, Maybe you could change the camera angle a bit (rule of thirds in photography) and also increase the "perspective" by using a wider lens to make the perspective more dramatic!
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