[val_z]

19 Mar 2009 classic interior



05 Jan 2009 rustic interior (multilight + simulens)




08.12.2008. villa rustica


12.11.2008. modern house - stone & trespa



and another pair...



04.09.2008. house in the green park
each frame - 3000x2000 px; sun + HDR map; plant: xfrog & evermotion




28.06.2008. stone house - MR 1.7




22.05.2008. public building




04.03.2008. commercial/residential block






18.02.2008. commercial/residential block
render size 3000x2000 (SL 16.5) - hdr + cca. 80 light



render size 2500x1700 (SL 15.5)


render size 2500x1700 (SL 17.2)



01.02.2008. mediterranean houses - render size 3000x2000 (each frame) - background - post in ps.




12.12.2007. house with pool - render size 3000x2000




08.10.2007. villa vith pool - render size 3000x2000




06.08.2007. pool exterior - z clip




06.08.2007. pool exterior - render at 3000x2000
pool - made with VirtuaStudio tutorial




28.06.2007. exterior - render at 3000x2000 (SL17)








06.06.2007. just some interiors (maxwell 1.5)











29.01.2007. appartments with pool






22.08.2006.

[mateo.soletic]

Nice images, and I can see the familiar scenery.
Good work and pozdrav iz Dubrovnika.

Mateo.

[JCAddy]

Very nice. I love the colors in the first images although they are sort of flat and have no real variation in the materials used. ie; the walls have no reflection at all.

[Leonardo]

wow very nice!!! I see some glare on the lamps !

gotta love 1.5

[simmsimaging]

Beautiful tonality and contrast.

b

[contact7]

Lovely work. Especially the background images that match perfectly with the renders!!!

[locos77]

can i have some of your furniture 3d blocks.

[lsega77]

love the warmth of them all!

[val_z]

mateo.soletic, Leonardo, simmsimaging, contact7, locos77, lsega77
Thanks for feedback

Hyperballad: i'll add some reflection on stucco material next time...

[val_z]

... update at top

[JCAddy]

I had to REALLY look hard to find the renders in that top image.

The other lack contrast and that's why they look fake. If you add some more contrast to the rendered buildings in photoshop it would help a great deal.

[sandykoufax]

Yes, the top image is really unbelievable.

[Tim Ellis]

The top image is Maxwell godlike. Amazing render & compostition.

Edit:- Now I can see the cg buildings, they could do with a touch more contrast too.
Try to match the shadow levels in your render, to those in the photograph you're compositing into. PSCS2 has Shadow/Highlight which is great for tweaking this area.

The second and third just need a tweak in Photoshop as mentioned.

Adjustments>Image>Equalize

Edit>Fade equalize> Use Soft light at 100%


Great work.

Tim.

[val_z]

...Hyperballad, sandykoufax - thanks for comment
@Tim Ellis: thanks for advice

well, i updated photos with more contrast, but for matching colors with RAL pallete the first one are closer.

[devista]

very well done
saludos
luis