[dflecha3d]

Hi all:
This is my first image with maxwell, hope you will like it

Any comment and critics will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
David Martin.

[dflecha3d]

Oh, no comments

[Mihai]

This can be a great render, but looks like you were in a hurry

You should work more on the materials, the lighting looks fine. Since the chairs take up so much of the image and they are also close up, it would be good to model them with more detail. You could also change the floor to something more interesting, perhaps a bit reflective. Here almost all materials are not reflective at all, very rarely happens in real life.

[dflecha3d]

Hehe, that´s true friend. It was done in a hurry, i only had 3 days to go through because my computer crashed :S. Add to this that i bought this great software 15 days ago xDDDDD. This work was done enterely in Studio, and as long as i don´t know "how to...." it took a lot of time. I will need to make another image of this project, so i will try to fix some materials.
This is what i want to improve atm. But now i´m working in Max, and it is a lot faster. Of course, i need a bit more time
Thank´s for your wise comments
David Martin

[jurX]

...so you did this for the ThyssenKrupp AG?

[jomaga]

Cool final image, David, and very good progress in very few time
As you know, I think the same as Mihai

[dflecha3d]

Yes Jurx, the final client is Thyssen, though is not my client. I was employed for the company that designed the conference room. By the way, i´m a freelance.

[transparente]

I wonder the camera setting for this...to get such wide angle.

[dflecha3d]

This is a 28mm, but the image size is 4000x1776 pixels.

[iandavis]

yeah, those chairs ruin it for me too. they are SHARP, almost dangerous looking. Plus there seems to be something amiss with the smoothing. Forget to enable smoothing?

The whole image could be colorbalanced and tweaked in photoshop as well.

Its a VERY convincing image and wholely worth the extra work to finish it!