@filibis said: Hi, I don't think it is possible yet. They introduced fog for aerial perspectives but it's not the same and limited to sunlight. There is also this material called Subsurface Scattering that has some volumetric options etc. but i doubt it can be used for your purpose. Thereby, you can try to add it in post production Thanks for information. You are right... Post production is the way to go for now.

Simply creating an emitting material could do the trick. Replace glass of the lights with this material. Maybe that helps? Regards,

Hi valerostudio, I got better results with AO turned off but still there are strange spots on the ceiling and lost the depth in the rendering with AO turned off. Can you please suggest what would be a best starting point for AO setting in a rendering which have fine moldings ? or a way around it ? Thank you. [image: yAcK_41.jpg]

Try here http://www.hdri-hub.com/ great HDRI files and they sponsor SketchUcation.

I would start by adjusting the Gamma setting - Color Mapping > Gamma