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I 've attached a rendered image using photometric lights as a test render,

since its' my first time to make use of photometric lights. Im more familiar

with max standard lightings. Well, I need some few comments and suggestions

with my test render.

 

Questions:

 

1. Is it necessary to make use of radiosity when using photometric lights?

 

2.Can I also make use of radiosity with max standard lights.

 

Or both things works.

 

Thanks in Advance guys.

Dennis ;)

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quite the opposite

 

when using radiosity it is best to make use of photometric lights as they make use of real-life light units.

 

i myself would use photometric lights for my downlights n washlights but for ambient lighting i would stick to standard lights. i feel that mixing the both would get better results

 

anyway for your 1st shot at photometric lights i think u did a wonderful job!! nice image :)

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Your image has a very nice, soft feel. Only thing that sticks out to me, is your chairs are not casting any shadows. They are floating, I would think with all the lights in that room, there would have to be at least slight shadows cast from a number of different directions, on each chair. JMO.

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