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    The Yorkshire Dales

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    • tademaT Offline
      tadema
      last edited by

      A beautiful part of Britain


      Yorkshire  003.jpg

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        dylan
        last edited by

        Nice work John.
        Good looking model and a great render.

        Which rendering program?

        I think the grass and the front hedge look great.
        I guess these were done in PS?

        http://dmdarchitecture.co.uk/

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          tadema
          last edited by

          Hello Dylan, thanks. Its V-ray and attatched is the raw render. John


          york 001.jpg

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            Viztecture
            last edited by

            nice! very photo-real...my only suggestions would be to increase the sun size multipler to soften your shadows slightly and maybe tweak the curves a lil bit and knock the saturation down just a tad in post.

            very impressive however!

            http://www.viztecture.mfbiz.com

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              tadema
              last edited by

              Hello Adam, thanks for your suggestions. I'm new with V-ray and coming from podium its taking a bit of figuring out." increase the sun size multipler to soften your shadows slightly ", the manual will have to come out again πŸ˜• . Thanks John

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                Bryan K
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                Very nice!

                See my portfolio at https://delphiscousin.blogspot.com/

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