Interior Scene

[art.chitect]

Hi All..

This is my other work, still learn about MR, but C+C will helpful so much at this point.. thanx:)

 

PS: Thx to all senior that help me so much on my last deadline-Sandmanninja*Justin Hunt*Mattclinch* Thx for all of your advise....

Sandmanninja, Your source,www.mentalboutmax.co.uk IT'S WORKS!!Really Helpful!!

[Justin Hunt]

Our pleasure.

 

These could do with a bit of levels and colour balancing. I find the mid-tones too bright which is loosing detail. The AO could be a little stronger under the chairs and on the ceiling, this will help bring out more detail and ground the object

 

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[SandmanNinja]

Looking good, Felix!

 

Glad we could help.

 

Bri at Mental Bout Max really knows his stuff.

[art.chitect]

Hi..

Thanx a lot for coming Justin n SandmanNinja...

I'll keep on practise on MR...

But, maybe any information about the tutorial for night scene?

Because I'm still know nothing about the setting of night scene in MR..I've try, but same problem, I found it take so long for rendering, because i have to use so many lights, which is i don't know the settings..

 

Thanx a lot!!

[SandmanNinja]

From my notes:

Night renders in MR

it all boils down to scale and exposure! =)

let me try to help you out..

are you using mr sun and sky?

if so, turn off sun,

turn sky multiplier to 0.01,

and then switch to physically correct night scene

(whether exterior or interior depending on your desired effect) in the Mr photographic exposure settings.

that way, you should be base your light settings realisticly without having to use excessive multilpiers here and there.

[art.chitect]

Thanx a lot SandmanNinja..

I'll try, that way...and post my other works..

So helpful inf:)rmation!!