Trying for more realism

[johnvid]

Tring to improve the realism in these renders.

 

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2372/2093874324_626048c05d_o.jpg

 

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2188/2093097525_3d649d50a5_o.jpg

 

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2060/2093095959_b433b7f110_o.jpg

 

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2261/2093093151_75b57020e9_o.jpg

 

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2138/2093094701_aeab7a68c5_o.jpg

 

 

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2340/2093091163_a74811cb95_b.jpg

 

I realise I could increase the Hsphr amount, turn on detail enhancement, improve the glossy reflections, and add some DOF, and Zdepth desaturation, replace the Vray sky for a better HDRI ENV & Background,

 

but perhaps the best overall improvement would come from the use of textures, I cant age the builldings as it is a new build.

 

All suggestions welcome, I have some more images that are perhaps an improvement on these hope to post later.

[Ricardo Eloy]

I guess the problem here comes from the lighting and the colors. Everything looks too bright, too strong. The green is almost lime green, and the red is really strong. The sun is also too strong, messing the contrast and brightness, too. But it's just my opinion....

[carloscristerna]

They are nice renderings like everyone mentioned but if you are looking for realism; I would start by studying a lot of exterior photography; you need to think you are the photographer and use realistic aspect ratios, lenses etc. on top of that a good excercise you can do is take a good real photo and try and replicate the lighting; this does NOT need real parameters.....just make it look the same (color contrast etc)

 

good luck

 

Carlos Cristerna