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      This is a quick visualisation project I made to help out a mate in school. The interior models are mostly from 3dwh. I really enjoyed trying to make the renders sunny and moody. Rendered with lumion an Vray.

      http://i.imgur.com/8c8QK.jpg

      http://i.imgur.com/aG1fO.jpg

      http://i.imgur.com/h1Rll.jpg

      http://i.imgur.com/vrJ9d.jpg

      http://www.youtube.com/user/latvietis1234

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      • jarynzlesaJ Offline
        jarynzlesa
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        alright then thumb up, I am quite impressed 👍 . I suppose the exterior renders are made in Lumion and the interior in Vray. If I am right, than Lumion is a little bit a nice surprise. Really good work 😎 . First picture has perfect mood - nice illumination. Interiors are cold and empty and some models are little bit rigit, but I am sure there is reason for that. I appreciate nice atmosphere and lighting in interior and clean renders. Good luck to your friend with project and you please keep posting. Good work 👍 .
        🤢 3dwh 🤢 on that stupid abbreviation 🤢 .

        http://www.vizualizaceschodiste.mypage.cz/

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        • holmes1977H Offline
          holmes1977
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          Great interior renders.
          The background images have the perfect brightness.
          Something I find really hard to get right.

          Exaggeration makes a dull story better.

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          • S Offline
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            last edited by

            Thanks.

            I always try to make the exterior exposure bigger for a more photorealistic look. It also helps to merge the interior and the exterior togeather more naturally.

            http://www.youtube.com/user/latvietis1234

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