If you want to be respected on the US/EU arch-viz market, set your pricing to local standards and play fair with others. Dosnt matter if you living in a country where you can live for 500$ a month, others cant and this kind of approach kills their wage. Attach your clients with quality and speed, not lowest prices.
Oh, you will and you will now
Create VrayLightMtl and apply bitmap to colorslot as usual...
Click mouse button on perspective viewport "Realistic" in the high left corner and then > Materials > Realistic materials with maps
Then click RMB on your VrayLightMtl and apply "Show Realistic Material in viewport"
Thats all
First of all stef.thomas is right about the exposure here, there is nothing wrong with your reflection as you posted 2 different lightning situations and you trying to achieve one from another.
I bet it would look wonderful (reflections) if you put a line of curtains along the windows, but to bright up the interior just try to add some interior lights. If you're trying to show interior in that shot more exposed.
Check out that Green/black flower vase
Im almost 100% sure that the problem is old unsupported material or lights that is giving that kind of irradiance over the scene.
Hi,
For over 15 years i was just hidden CG Artist working on ArchViz stuff. Now im about to move to Canada and get some experience on Canadian visualization market.
Once again, hello everybody
Greets,
Marcin Dudek.
