My final output doesn't look so appealing and real .... Suggestions Needed !!

[yohozindagi1]

I have been using Vray for a while now... but i am very new to post-production. i use photoshop mainly for post. This is a image i have been trying to develop for a while now.. but i don't seem to convince myself as it looks so fake and colourful...

 

Can anyone suggest me ways to improve my output ... may it be even changing my render setting if i have to ....

 

thanks

Nandan

[Ismael]

http://www.aleso3d.com/blog/free-3dsmax-v-ray-scene-for-download/

The above link to file routes through Hotfile and that do not work in the US.

 

Get it here:

http://www.foro3d.com/f17/escena-completa-gratuita-105366.html

 

Others,

http://www.evermotion.org/tutorials/show/7900/making-interior-scene

http://vray-advanced-interiors.kajabi.com/funnel_events/45533-3ds-max-vray-modeling-lighting-rendering

 

These scenes render quite 'realistic'. You could learn a lot from them.

[RyderSK]

We should compile some sort of f.a.q. Polycount is good example how this is done, critiques are wasted effort if the person didn't try all his measures first.

 

With that said: composition (crowded), lighting (flat, need direction), compositing of elements (the background...the cow?,etc..), saturation levels (the varied greenery), depth (front-back) is most sticking points

Edited April 7, 2014 by RyderSK

[carlonarducci]

I can say this I saw the image for about 7 seconds and i agree istantly to this Juraj's points

compositing of elements (the background...the cow?,etc..), saturation levels (the varied greenery), depth (front-back)

[yohozindagi1]

Thanks Ismael for the links .......

[Scott Schroeder]

We should compile some sort of f.a.q. Polycount is good example how this is done, critiques are wasted effort if the person didn't try all his measures first.

 

With that said: composition (crowded), lighting (flat, need direction), compositing of elements (the background...the cow?,etc..), saturation levels (the varied greenery), depth (front-back) is most sticking points

 

+1 to the Polycount style Wiki here

[yohozindagi1]

Thanks Juraj for the suggestions .... I really appreciate your points..... but didn't really get the part "depth (front-back) is most sticking points" ... can you elaborate more please ... are you talking about depth of field ?