Light Test by Shari123
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Description
This is just a simple light test. The room was provided by Art Headstart for lighting tests, so I thought I would give it a try. I am very happy to discover that I can take the camera inside now. Many thanks to the Eon techs!
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Comments (19)
That is so pretty--it looks like a high-end renderer! Vue (and you) is pretty amazing!
I think you should consider radiosity for this render, check out this thread: http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?ForumID=12368&Form.ShowMessage=2552927&Reply=2563980#39
Fantastic scene and what a gorgeous render!!! Bravo!!
So ~Beautiful & Evocative~ EXCELLENT!!
A test??? Looks outstanding to me!!!!
outstasnding test and amazing light!
If it's a test then you passed Shari. :) I agree with bruno021, try this again with radiosity.
Tnat's also my feeling: test radiosity for a great rendering. Waiting to see more!!!
Very realistic - I like the reflect on the glasstable and Outside looks very realistic
Convincing tests. As Trouble said, you passed the test with an A i would say!
excellent light and render! well done! :)
Excellent!
Wow, this is extremely well done. Inside and out look very realistic. :o) CC
Realistic daylight indoor! Maybe you can try with GI or radiosity just to have only one shadow on the ground and more result in indirect lighting. Nice composition and colors!
Shari i am back:) Beautiful scene! I love this romantic light and composition.:)))) well done Shari
Excellent lighting, Shari!!! I particularly like the glass and reflections!!!
Very realistic - great lighting indors and out
Great work! The one thing that jumps out at me is that you need a pane of glass in the windows. They should be reflecting the inside of the room. Other than that, I think everything is spot on. True, GI or Radiosity may improve it, but I'm not sure the render time would warrant the extra quality.
I find myself going back to '74 and my Architecture prof trying to explain to us how the university computer center could take our punchcards and transform our code overnight into a line drawing. Who said the "good old days" were good???????