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Hi,
recently started studying maxwell render to use it in sketchup.
follow my first pictures.

good start. But be careful with the chairs mapping and the saturation of the books.
saludos
luis

ok Luis, thanks for the tip.
I'm new external rendering and post soon finished image.

Nice start.
But be careful with noise reduction (like in the 2 pic.) - this can really spoil your renders.

Hi,
following new external render.






Zamorano

new render exterior

Hi all,

following furniture store

model Deck

Hi zamorano, I think right now your lighting skills are actually surpassing your modeling. So as a new Maxwell user, you're in a very good position.

I think if you want to add some believability, the "next level" would be to start making sure none of your objects has a hard edge; perfectly crisp edges do not exist in the real world. Fillets/bevels everywhere!

I also think your textures are a little flat. For example, none of your wood objects seems to have bump maps, but we know in reality no wood is perfectly smooth.

Anyway good start for sure!

Hi Hatts,

observing setup with this stuff and really bump with 0.
I'm rendering the scene again deck and once you are finished post update.
I have a new project underway and will be wary of their tips on edges of objects.

thank you

Zamorano

Hi guys,

insert a little bump in the wood texture.
In PS I applied noise reduction, selective color correction and lens.
over time will enhance the use of textures, making my images better.

Hi All,

this scene took almost 15 hours, and still continued with very grainy.
applied a noise reduction in PS.

Hi,

follows new image studies

following new surrender

following new project








Zamorano