Interior Lighting Test

[bobbystahr]

Great render Bobby!
Nice little scene set up....
Love the details!

J

Thanks Jason...it came full but missing 2 walls as most of this stuff does so I added 2 to contain the lighting. In the scene I only moved the coffee table and added the lamp and 4 carnations in the vase(it was there already but empty). TG handles lighting quite well I find.

[AP]

That is quite an ultra modern interior you have there. It looks very European in it's design aesthetic. The lighting is nice to examine over along with the various methods the shaders are used.

[bobbystahr]

That is quite an ultra modern interior you have there. It looks very European in it's design aesthetic. The lighting is nice to examine over along with the various methods the shaders are used.

It's here if y wanna have a play with it:

http://tf3dm.com/3d-model/house-interior--81890.html

[AP]

Thank you. I just might do that although the urge to model my own content does cross my mind every now and then.

[bobbystahr]

Thank you. I just might do that although the urge to model my own content does cross my mind every now and then.

I hear ya but I was after a lighting set as I dig doing light set ups so I keep an eye out for clean models to work on with light.

[AP]

Yes, lighting can be challenging but well worth the result as displayed here.

[WAS]

Maybe there needs to be a increase in atmospheric haze? It seems the light sources themselves have no bloom which is something I can plainly see on my ceiling lights without actually being able to see the bulbs or inside the cylinder from across the room. At least enough to know there is a light source on my ceiling.

It might be challenging dialing in the exact atmospheric settings so it doesn't look hazy, but catches light.

[mhaze]

Wow! terrific lighting.

[bobbystahr]

Maybe there needs to be a increase in atmospheric haze? It seems the light sources themselves have no bloom which is something I can plainly see on my ceiling lights without actually being able to see the bulbs or inside the cylinder from across the room. At least enough to know there is a light source on my ceiling.

It might be challenging dialing in the exact atmospheric settings so it doesn't look hazy, but catches light.

There's only the one interior light you can see in the flying saucer lamp and the patio lights are blooming nicely....