My first Vray exterior rendering

[yetz]

hi to all my idols..

it's my first time here, and i know this wont be my last.now, please do c-c with my work..its so flat and dry. how can i make it more photorealistic? thanks a lot in advance..

[blade911]

welcome to this great place

 

im more or less a beginner too.. but y don we start off with a sunny day??

brighten up the clouds.. plus the sun is missin.. get in a direct light with a light yellow colour...shadows

 

need to work on ur glass. reflections, refractiveness. falloff..

 

im sure ull find a lot of tips here on exterior rendern if u do search here in these forums. turoials got me to whr i am now..

 

so all the best post in ur advancements

 

cheers

[NOOXY]

welcome man..your life will change for ever if u hang out here:D ...

 

not bad for your first scene..i would agree with blade..brighten up the scene with some sunlight and if you're going for that camera angle i would suggest you get a background that fits it..this one's seems to be making the building fall..overall nice start and keep us posted.

[yetz]

HI...

thanks for the comment nooxy and balde 911.. i really appreciate it..feels so nice that experts like you are sharing their time to give comments on my work...thanks a lot!!! anyway, i'll work on that.. i just need more specific and technical tips as to how im gonna make my day more sunny.. thanks again

[blade911]

thanks man. wont exactly call myself an expert

but neway

 

as i said place a target direct light far away from the building, 45 deg angle or as u please.. try to simulate the sun. u shud start visualisin these thins!

u can increase its directional parameters so tat it covers the whole scene.

give it vray shadows . u can increase the intensity. i usually leave it as the default 1. give it a light yellow tint .

this is more or less enuf to get a good sun effect imo

 

u might also wanna try out hdri lighting techniques once ur thorogh with the standard techniques.

 

hope ur familiar with wat im tryin to say, u can then find a lot of foliage and backgrounds on the web. the resources are endless.. try n go thru as many tutorials .. practice is all it takes.. ull see the diff within days.

 

neway do post in ur advancements..

 

hope ive been of some help

 

cheers

[Jefferson Grigsby]

Glass should be darker, more transparent, and reflect the colors in the sky more so then showing green.

 

Your background photo does not match the perspective or color and needs to be much brighter

[yetz]

HI!!!!

 

Thanks for all your comments... yes, i would definitely try all those you've mentioned, but unfortunately, i ran out of time for this scene. i need to go to the next one. but ill enhance that scene later. for now, i have a new scene, but still the same structure, which again, needs your comments and suggestions. this time, i applied the tips that you gave me.. please check this out...

 

thank you again!!!!!

daghang salamat!!!!