[zamorano]

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

[devista]

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

[zamorano]

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

[m-Que]

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

[zamorano]

Hi,
following new external render.






Zamorano

[zamorano]

new render exterior

[zamorano]

Hi all,

following furniture store

[zamorano]

model Deck

[hatts]

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!

[zamorano]

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

[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.

[zamorano]

Hi All,

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

[zamorano]

Hi,

follows new image studies

[zamorano]

following new surrender

[zamorano]

following new project








Zamorano