pov render for atlanta job

[HARRYBSTANFIELDJR]

just finishing up

[Allen Brown]

Looks good!! I am still working on keeping my can lights from becomming overpowering, like you did here. Did you turn them off, or just tone them down?

Allen B

[HARRYBSTANFIELDJR]

allen, i just used the dbx box and soften them up and cutting in half. just play with them

[Allen Brown]

So, when you say you cut them in half, are you talking about the auto intensity sliding scale, or some of the settings below that?

[HARRYBSTANFIELDJR]

allen, silde down to , just set just above "0"

on right set softness to about 7
, keep trying until get what you want


harry

[ARCHIJEF2000]

Harry not a bad raytrace, my criticism, has to be the curtains, especially the one on the right, I think it looks far to Flat and the curtain fails to generate shadows within the folds, I did some checks and found this particular curtain does not do well especially when stretched. Lastly I don’t think you should place a curtain by a cooker, if it catches fire it could ruin the sauce.
I have some other curtains available at original symbols

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/origin...iles/Interior/

[cgirerd]

Nice job on the overall lighting, but I agree that rightmost curtain distracts from your design. It'd be better to leave the curtains off if you can't find a reasonable symbol. And just curious, why there are two chairs in front of the cooktop?

Christina

[alobartn]

Speaking of lighting, I did this one a long time ago, version 9, but still the can lights Chief offers are limited and unrealistic. I would love to have 3" cans in these soffits with clear alzac baffles that acually cut the ceiling plane, along with 1/2" white trim. This rendering has bothered me ever since the beginning, and I don't want to spend time making lights just for this project. Inside, I'm screaming like a baby!