A little Experiment

[Mike Amos]

Ta mate, changes due, or is that dew.......

[Mike Amos]

Number too of hoo nose.

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[Mike Amos]

+1

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[Mike Amos]

Next. Affininty tpp. Good for levels and saturation.

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[ntxdave]

I like the model and I am sure not the sage that guys like you are but I have a couple of questions/comments:

• Is there a light source other than the lamps?
• If the lamps are lit, should there be a shadow behind them or should there be a glow on the wall from the lamps?
• If there is not another light source (other than the lamps), are the shadows from the desk and other objects be in a different direction?

[Mike Amos]

There is a lamp near the ceiling.

I think the shadow is what you see as the light is mostly through glass, a glowing crystal finish.

Shadows will change when the lighting is finalised.

[Bryan K]

The second shot is really nice! REALLY nice.

[L i am]

I like the first shot, but the colour temperature is way off. That is all that is wrong with that shot

[Mike Amos]

I am thinking about a few aspects of this, like the temperature of the lighting etc. I just need to put thoughts in order.

[L i am]

Colour temp in the 2500-2700k range

[Mike Amos]

[L i am]

Oh just in case somebody thought I did a render of a oil lamp, sorry it is just an image I downloaded to show the colour temperature

[ntxdave]

Oooooh!

[majid]

It is getting better and better. My only comment, considering the selected rendering engine, goes to oil lamp's glass material. I guess a thin Glass (architectural glass) material will work fine.

[Mike Amos]

Thanks folks. Majid, I tried that glass and not a lot of difference. Still thinking on this one for a while.

[majid]

Do you mind sending the oil lamp model to me via DM or e-mail so that I have a look at, please?

[Mike Amos]

No problem mate.