Residential Exterior

nice render

Robert thanks for your suggestion, but after using catmull my image become not so sharp & clear ......I dont know why......how much sharpness & atmospheric clarity will be developed using Photoshop in post production........I am going to upload a exterior scene very soon.....need your comments, thanks again.

In most cases I go for sharper final images. There is no real trick other than resolution and the antialiasing filters. I tend to use Mitchell Netravali or Catmull. The less blur the sharper the rendering. If you want those effects save it for post production in photoshop. The amount of volume we produce does not allow for alot of experimentation on the clock. So I prefer starting with a crisp rendered image. Good luck

Robert the way u working .......fantastic. I am also a Exterior & Interior Designer, but the way u finished the work .......simply great.In this work the atmospheric clarity u developed just great. In my work I cant generated such clarity in air I mean the atmospheric clarity. how do u created such natural atmosphere.....in this work u just used vray ? If it is only vray then what is the basic theory of such clear atmosphere.......plz help me.

amazing! keep going ^_^

Thanks Fadi

amazing work i love it so much.especially the greenry.

thanks Girish

Wonderful work on the landscaping. That's the main element for me. Well done.

thanks Lucky

OMG this is superb

Thanks David Here is a link for the HQ products - Icube also has a great looking collection plants http://www.3dmentor.ru/shop.html

I really like this image, especially the vegetation. What grass library did you use for this? I didn't know what HQ referred to!

youre welcome. as for the dirt, you can do it easier and faster in photoshop. cheers

Thanks Bartek - If I rework this one I will definately make the addition.

Stunning work ! If it was up to me I would put some dirt on the rocks and the building :) keep up !

Nice work, love the light totally. Personally, I don't like the grass closer to the camera, so 3/4 part from the top would what I would go for.

Hey Gary The trees all are from Icube the developers of Multiscatter plugin. The grass are HQ. As far as the scene location I was aiming for top of hill effect maybe could have had other foliage. thanks

Are the trees Onyx? Also, is there a lake behind this house? Is seems that you would see a dense row of shrubbery/ treeline far in the back as opposed to blue sky. Just a nit picky thing... If is a lake, its perfect. :)

Thanks David and Gary I have tried all the solutions for scattering geometry and Multiscatter by far has been every bit worth the purchase Icube content really works well also.