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  1. Start with "Universal V-Ray Settings" And if that doesn't work than you may want to consider thecgschool.com
  2. You can add this link to your library. I use this site when I need to fill a room quickly. But I agree with most, you should do your own modeling. http://www.hermanmiller.com/design-resources/3d-models-revit/3d-models-by-product/seating.html
  3. Even a quality photo couldn’t tell you about someone character. I once read that a person eyes (yes their 2 little eyes) could tell you a lot about their intellectual and personality qualities. This could explain why people wear sunglasses in their profiles. I wouldn’t put a lot of stock into someone’s Linkedin profile, it’s a good starting point. But in some cases profiles can be a bit exaggerated. Its best to keep your expectations about someone balanced until you meet them. This may sound old school, but after you exonerated your examination of someone Linkedin profile, its best to just use common sense, could be your best tool. If you have any doubts its best to just move on. As far as age ago, I think once you’re in your 40’s, weather you have a superior Linkedin profile or not, you better have a good network of ex co-workers and ex bosses that liked you because those could be your best source for future employment. A good recruiter also helps.
  4. Have you tried the Nvidia plugin for photoshop to create normal maps? I've never used it, I have only used crazybump.
  5. I can assure you that 95% of clients could careless what sw you use to produce the image. Do a quality image in Etch a Sketch and if the client like it, while there you go, another satisfied customer. As long as you provide a quality image no one going to ask you what sw you used.
  6. Alan, Did you work in San Francisco for AD in early 2000?
  7. Could something as simple as your camera exposure settings. The link below may help. It may help if you post you vray settings so people could help you better. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exposure_value
  8. LOL...and I thought I was the only one that does this. I could have saved that designer a lot of time if I just spoke up.
  9. There was a similar topic on this before. Someone suggested going to houzz.com and using an interior/exterior photo as a reference or starting point.
  10. Being that your in a creative field, I would suggest you come up with a creative way to get the funds you'll need to start your studio. Legally of course. Like most previous post, finding inventors will be almost impossible. However, I do give you credit for taking the risk and hope you succeed.
  11. What If she own a physical copy of a print/poster of Metallica, does she have the right to use it in a rendering?
  12. What caught my eye was the floor tile, it repeats. Should be a simple fix.
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