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Hello all,

I've been lurking here for months trying to absorb all the knowledge I can from your collective wealth of experience. I'm new to the architectural rendering world but am fairly proficient using MAX 5 (I know I need to upgrade) This rendering is far from complete as in adding details but I would like for some critique/advice as how to get the lighting a little better. I've been playing around with the exposure control settings, etc. but I seems that the shadows are too dark on the right side of the house.

Settings:

Radiosity

Refine:2

Filtering:5

Logarithmic,Brightness:80,Contrast:65

Also, is there a way in the radiosity override mat, a way to lower the luminosity of particular objects that seem to get blown out? ie. the shutters?

Thanks for all your input.

-=Rob

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Hello all,

I've been lurking here for months trying to absorb all the knowledge I can from your collective wealth of experience. I'm new to the architectural rendering world but am fairly proficient using MAX 5 (I know I need to upgrade) This rendering is far from complete as in adding details but I would like for some critique/advice as how to get the lighting a little better. I've been playing around with the exposure control settings, etc. but I seems that the shadows are too dark on the right side of the house.

Settings:

Radiosity

Refine:2

Filtering:5

Logarithmic,Brightness:80,Contrast:65

Also, is there a way in the radiosity override mat, a way to lower the luminosity of particular objects that seem to get blown out? ie. the shutters?

Thanks for all your input.

-=Rob

 

*ive been using radiosity for quite a long time before i go for vray. radiosity is much easier for set ups and not much settings to be done. furthermore, during rendering process, you can go for more views, camera angle as you want. only that, i havent tried this with exterior rendering. i will just shre to you my settings, more or less as standard i am using.

*process-15% as initial and 85-90% for final

filtering-3

meshing size-0.3

for logarithmic exposure control-brightness-80 contrast-55

*take note, that this is my setting for interior rendering...but i guess this could help you out...good luck!

 

*why not go for vray?? :D:D

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Thanks, ipdesigner. My initial quality which defaults to 85 is grayed out so I can't change it...Any ideas? Also, Can I get some input on this updated image? It's my first house render and I'd like to hear what my peers think. I'd appreciate any and all comments.

-=Rob

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Strat,

It does look like there's not much radiosity. Problem is, the house is that dark green color so in order for it to look dark green and not a light lime green, I had to put a RGBtint material over the base color so to the naked eye the green looks almost black. It kindof works over the area where the sun is shining but it makes the shadows so dark it looks like there is no radiosity...Any idea what I may be doing wrong?

-=Rob

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Hi there,

is the model scaled correctly? Radiosity will only work with real life measurements, unfortunately.

As for your materials being over bright or over dark, a solution might be 'exposure' tweak..

 

Another option is to use Radiosity for interiors only, and LightTracer for exteriors.

Hope it helps

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