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      EDMON242004
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      Hi, posting a practice render for critics and comments, modelling in S.U. rendered w/ VraySU and postpro in PS.

      LAKEVIEW POST PRO2.png

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        smokinbakin
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        Looks very nice, only problem I found was the reflections in the window see kind of blank.

        "Set your goals low, and hope you don't get lower"

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          Edson
          last edited by

          to my taste, the distortion could be corrected in PS. some people prefer it like this but have a look at what photographers do: they almost never allow their verticals to converge.

          i also agree about the reflections.

          edson mahfuz, architect| porto alegre • brasil
          http://www.mahfuz.arq.br

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            remon_v
            last edited by

            hey looks good... I would lower the reflections in the window, they look like mirrors now.

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              olishea
              last edited by

              sweet, could be very photoreal. I agree about windows. Some PS vignette and gradients would add more depth and give it some punch.

              oli

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