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hello ; i wait for comments to make it better (inspired from real photo )
i tried alot to create parfum inside glass ; it difficult with complex model

Background looks really good, looks like its modelled.

thanks ; yes its modelled

This is really nice. On my monitor, though, the lighting is kind of dim and gray.
Also the floor texture's seam shows up right underneath the center bottle.
The modeling and materials are excellent.

thank you
the monitors are really problem ; i work but i don't know if i make the right contrast or colors !
for center bottle : it's the shadow

I can't speak for Hatts, but I think he may be talking about the visable texture seam, where the image repeats:



I like the image a lot, especially as the background is fully modelled as well. Not sure the composition is quite there yet but everything else is looking really nice.

Hatts I think your monitor is out of whack? rich colours here...

RobMitchell wrote:I can't speak for Hatts, but I think he may be talking about the visable texture seam, where the image repeats:



I like the image a lot, especially as the background is fully modelled as well. Not sure the composition is quite there yet but everything else is looking really nice.

thanks
sorry i didn,t understand him , there exist small repetition in other parts but i can fix that manually
there is no composition : the model + hdri + correction with photoshop

RobMitchell wrote:I can't speak for Hatts, but I think he may be talking about the visable texture seam

Yup that's what I meant

As for the colors, I was talking about the image relative to itself (mentioned my monitor just to be clear that I can't speak for everyone).
The colors are coming through fine, but the main lighting on the front of the bottles is quite muted, the only lighting from the front is a sort of blueish wash. Beverage/fragrance renderings usually do nicely with a few more detail lights.

I'm curious why your refractions are showing up so stripey, like they are.

itsallgoode9 wrote:I'm curious why your refractions are showing up so stripey, like they are.

thi is the effect of the hdri ( have trees ) and the two bottles have cylindrical shape

hatts wrote:

RobMitchell wrote:I can't speak for Hatts, but I think he may be talking about the visable texture seam

Yup that's what I meant

As for the colors, I was talking about the image relative to itself (mentioned my monitor just to be clear that I can't speak for everyone).
The colors are coming through fine, but the main lighting on the front of the bottles is quite muted, the only lighting from the front is a sort of blueish wash. Beverage/fragrance renderings usually do nicely with a few more detail lights.

thanks
i try many hdri and light but i don't want make it like product in studio ; i want it more natural

[quote=seghier]i want it more natural[/quote]
I can respect that; well-done product renderings in a natural setting can be a refreshing break from the norm

hatts wrote:

seghier wrote:i want it more natural

I can respect that; well-done product renderings in a natural setting can be a refreshing break from the norm

thanks ; i will try to make it better
i will search images reference and beautiful hdri

great results,congratulations friends,I love it...

Looks nice !I would add just a hint of font light / highlights on the bottles(especially the black cap on the center one) to separate them more from the background.
For example: create one emitter(with strong falloff) on the front left to balance and make a cross lighting effect with the background.