Deco interior

[M-X]

Deco interior, rendered in 9.6, 7 mins per render (on a mac quad core.)
C&C always welcome.

[sublimationman]

I like it!!

[manasa]

congratulation...
muy bueno!

[fusion2007]

Very Nice Rendering! M-X
What kind of light did you use ?
What kind of CAMERA did you use? Perspective or Classisc.....? AA=? ?
Thanks!

[M-X]

Thanks.
I am still having a play with the settings but here are they are so far.

[StudioBOZON]

Very nice - 7 minutes for MonteCarlo :thumbsup: and no overburned areas (that's hard to do without LWS). The AA is realy low, Why aren't You using Adptive sampling ? it's fast and You can choose when and where it'll be applyed. I think that You should try using some reconstruction filter other than classic.

Cheers!

[fusion2007]

Just 1 area light?
Using any Luminosity M-X?
MC could be work better than FG in Interior?
(Both time and quality)

[M-X]

I have adjusted the AS 0.01 and oversample 0.6 AA 4 settings, render times now 40mins but much smoother.

[gpdesigner]

dude . . I just love this scene . . in fact I want to move in.
awesome render M-X, the only crit I have is the cables on the ceiling lamps, . . only because I am a lighting designer and stuff like that erks me in real life but, either shorten the cables so they hang straight, or ty-wrap them to the fixture stem . . . :D no seriously tho, the cables need a little more droop in them.
Just my thoughts . .
gp

[Larry_g1s]

Outstanding work MX! Great lighting & shadows. I'm very impressed.

[M-X]

Thanks for the feed back, I will have a look at the lights again. Detail renders attached for now.

[Jure]

Nice start... But I think the light looks a bit too flat overall... There is not much gradiation in light and color when light is passing from the windows through the room. The shadows look blurred and there is also too much contrast overall - probably due to too low bounces.

The antialiasing is also quite poor (its better on second renders but still too low in highly contrast areas).

[M-X]

Ok, I can up the bounces, reduce the size of the area light to sharpen the shadows, up the AA and possibly put a gradient on the ceiling and see how that turns out.
Thanks, I will give it a shot.

[JeffrySG]

Really nice renders! I like the AS renders much better. Great job on all of the light models too!

[Sampei]

very impressive renders, can't believe they only took 7 minutes each x_x