@teofas said: @unknownuser said: I'm sorry Teo. I thought it was a V-Ray competition, not Adobe Photoshop. it was valid to use postpro, as a matter of fact is my opinion that postpro is necesary for a good render, the line between a good and a great one is postpro in my opinion bro, but sorry if this upset you Could you download your model(.skp) again?Does this model with V-ray preferences?It's very interesting.

I just upload a sunny and a night version, your feedback is apreciated and your c&c most welcome. thx dale! Horseman: on the second ones just few minutes and on the big house about 2 and a half, hours for each render using vray for sketchup.

fymoro: i use skp 6 and vray 1.00 for me the best version of vray till now Malaise: thx bro

cmoreink: thx bro and good luck with the hangover, hehe... EDMON: hi bro, i think that night scenes is all about testing lights over and over until you have your desire result,,,but first test lights in your scene without applying quality or reflections to your materials and make sure your options settings are low and a small output, cause maybe you need to do many tests and this will helps to make thing faster, once you got the right ilumination, then start applying materials to the scene,change the setting to high and the output, in this order i think can be good, hope this helps, sorry for my bad english.

thx for the replys, im happy you like the renders.

@teofas said: cadmunkey: thx bro, heres a link to my postprocess in photoshop made some time ago, hope it can help you...http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VT6A1CSQ Thats great, real generous of you thanks.

These are fantastic Teo!! Makes me want to start learning V-ray for Sketchup. Although I'm sure it would take a whole lot of learning to get renders of this type of quality.

Wow!I always say "wow" when seeing your posts.Great renders bro',as usual. I like that atmosphere,look geat!Especially like 3th one,it's look like photographic. learning a lots from you.How much Photoshops percent in those images?

@teofas said: cadmonkey: hehehe sorry i cant, colors are choice of my client What do they know eh? Like I say, fantastic renders tho!

@unknownuser said: fantastic renders! it's all modeled in SU? what render engine did you use? u serious, he only mentioned it around 25 times lol. Anyway, superb renders - the architecture kinda reminds me of a PC tower case, very cool.

It doesn't get much better than this

stereofidelic: im from tampico, on the golf of mexico, the weather here is extremly hot, really hot, so in my proposals for clients i try to use always cold materials to make it feel more cool,,also wood floor here are too expensive...but thx for your coments bro!!

thx modelhead

Hi teofas. Very impressive renders ! I'm working every with SKP/VRay. My goal is to create final renders like yours (i'm very very far ). Regards, Luis