thanks.!!!

Open the vray for sketchup option.
Under "Camera" Roll-out go through the 'CameraPhyical'
Then check the 'Zoom Factor' option.
It should be 1 if we dont V-ray to zoom the view.
1 is default value.

Good but,
Imagine a room like this you are standing same as the camera angle,
light outside is really like snap is of afternoon 2 clock in the summer.
looking inside the light doesn't cover the room.
you can also do that by adding passes in the vray for sketchup and then post-processed in photoshop.
Keep V-ray rectangle light slightly away from the window so the window will not get over-exposed.
You have to concentrate more on static lightning, I mean the if the room has more than 1 renderings then they have to be similar in material, lightning in all view.
Your second image is not matching with the first. It happens.sometimes.
The main thing in that is floor's material. you can also change it by using render element like "wire color".

Just increase the gamma value of the image which is applied to the chair.
Take new Standard material in the V-ray Material window.
Then in the diffuse panel, click on the options button which will be indicated by "m".
And then click on the none (selection option).
then select "TexBitmap" from the dropdown options.
On the right panel under section BitmapBuffer. select the image Image you want to apply.
And then under the file option you will see the gamma option.
just change it with the variation of satisfy result.

You can also get it by clicking on EDIT menu and then GROUP, then Vray for Sketchup, and then edit light.

nice1.

but only thing you have to keep in mind here is -

1. You have to simulate the scene between Exterior-lightning and Interior-lightning, you can see here in your rendered image. Interior lightning IES light are lightning up like a night scene. Try to decrease the opacity using Photoshop.

2. You have also given a glare effect in some lights, it will look good in night scene but not in day scene.

3. May be i am wrong please correct me but it seems like you have given Ambient Occlusion in Photoshop by adding passes. If it is right, so try to decrease the opacity of AO by 40-50% of what you have given now.

4. Try to increase the glow of sunlight on the Floor and Dinning table by Dodge tool in Photoshop.

5. By looking at your image, Exposure is really more, that means may you have more intensity of sunlight but please increase the background sky image's intensity,they are not matching.

6. Move the V-ray light on the window opening slightly away from the window. I mean far slightly. So that it cannot produce over-exposed effect on the windows.

7. Importing more and more 3D models in the scene increase the realistic city by 30%.

Well, thanks for the response and welcome.
I found this forum same as what I have found that solution.
Any query you have, just post on sketucation.

Thanks, Didier Bur...!!!

@stevo tyelaap said:

Hi everyone,
I have a problem in Sketchup pro8 when I want to render a highpoly model. When I go over 200 MB, I cannot render, Vray just don't open a frame buffer.
My configuration in laptop is prity good Interl i7, 8 GBB DDR3, Intel HD graphic card recognized in SketchUp OPEN GL.

Thank you all in advance for any advice

 try to render VRimg image and explode as much as possible the scene means explode all the groups and nested components at the time of rendering. Not surely but it will help you.

@valmach said:

Hi All..

using SK8 Pro.. with VRAY and Indigo.. issue I am having.. when i try to render with Vray.. the SU Animation engages autonomously. I have uninstalled/reinstalled everything.. removed Indigo.. Removed VRAY.. still no joy.. please advise. Running Win7 64.. never had this issue..

  Not a big issue,go to best settings of animation in vray,if you have other render engines as plugin in Sketchup,just go to Window > Preferences > Extensions and untick all other render engines accept the one you want to render.

And one think, i didn't understand your question 100% but i tried to help you guy,may this will be helpful to you.!!!