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I like the point lights in the sideboard very much! Joke :) This is a very very good render and I personally don't like the sketchy overlay on it. Why not try to overlay a raw export of normal edges and not this sketchy style edges, but to a maximum of 10% opacity, just enough to show the volumes cl...

Doug, I ran no noise reduction to your render. You may use Neat image to reduce noise but I believe you don't need to in this particular image. Most important thing in Neat image is to make a profile putting the rectangle on a uniform spot of color that is noisy, for instance the ceiling. Then I usu...

Hi, this is a good render in terms of modeling and lighting indeed. It is too blurry for my taste though, it lacks contrast in the details - floor and walls, the floor has no grouts. With 150 passes you can show a lot f detail if your materials have it without needing noise reduction in post-pro. I ...

dharkless, you may find it useful to check this and following posts: http://twilightrender.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?p=27731#p27731 . In my workflow I use GIMP plus plugins described there, for denoise I use NeatImage. All of them are free. P.S. Here is a quick edit of your pic, I ran Tone mapping sc...

How would the Audi go back to town without registration plates though Great work!

Well, here is what the histogram says, images look fine, the first is very bright but that it because a large part of it is sunlit exterior, the interior part is ok.

Thank you! Nice combination.

Masterpieces as always, I have a question about make and model of laminated board and edge banding (HPL) of K5 kitchen?

Yes I tried but I don't remember any more why I did not like it, maybe I'll try again and see what happens. BTW I forgot to mention that I use Neat Image at the end of my workflow if needed and also put a raw edge image from SU on top of the edited rendered image and blend it in Multiply mode with o...

Usually I save the ready render as three separate images with three different camera exposition settings, say 0.9 - 1.0 - 1.1. Then I blend these with the exposure blend script in GIMP ( http://tir.astro.utoledo.edu/jdsmith/code/exposure_blend.php ), this gives more detail in shadows and highlights....