Master Bedroom

[tomyong]

Hi Guys,
another master bedroom I am doing .As usual C & C are welcome

[Stu]

Very nice Tom!

On thing i'm not sure about is the view through the window.

[Dan_ddd]

Nice Modelling

I have to agree with Stu though about the view through the window.

Dan

[alvydas]

View from the window is easily corrected. But the problem is that there is no light flow from outside

[tomyong]

Thanks Guys,
ok pls enlighten me for I got few of this view outside window not looking right.
wat exactly is wrong too dark bright etc etc I seriously don't hv a clue
Thanks in advance

[Dan_ddd]

Hi Tom

I noticed earlier the same image in another one of your renders. In that one it worked much better.

The image looks like a painting rather than a view through a genuine window. The interior looks like early evening but outside is bright daytime also In this one the angle of the buildings doesn't seem right.

Your second daytime render is much better.

Dan

[alvydas]

Hi Tom

...Your second daytime render is much better.

Dan

The second picture is modified with the Gimp. I just wanted to show to tomy how to be

[Dan_ddd]

oHH

[Fletch]

I must admit I like the "alvydas treatment" version better - the exterior looks more realistic.

Consider these examples below.

Of course, with the ability to shoot real photos in RAW or HDR one can tweak the window area in real photos to be less over-exposed while retaining a nice exposure for the interior. This same principle is even easier in 3D where you have full control over the exposure of the exterior - but it should attempt to be a bit brighter.

Most importantly, as Alvydas pointed out, it would benefit from having an invisible emitter placed outside the window to fill the window area with light from outside the space.

[tomyong]

Thanks guys for the pointers