| INTERIOR LIVING ROOM | Calm Mood

Romvo

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Hi everyone, here you have the latest interior exercise, a living room with cloudy mood and calm ambient.

In the closeups, we had to make a workaround to deal with the glass shadows in the table (attached), but we still find some limitations with DOFs, glass materials, and refractions.

In Post, we just use Lumion channels and some brightness&color adjustments.

Hope you like it.

PD:

Skp+L10.3+Post

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Model by: Trong Thanh
Render by: Romvo
Lumion version
10.3
PC specifications
i7-7820X
GTX1070Ti
32gb Ram
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Romvo

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Looks great !
Will you share any tips about your light or else ? The mood is really fine.
Nice works !
Thank you all!

Of course, here you have some tips. We add some plane light to the windows to add an extra light layer. Moreover the foggy effect at maximum brightness helps with this kind of lighting scene. We didn´t use real skies for this situation because in our opinion it doesn´t work as well as sun+sky&clouds. Finally, use the Lumion channels to get more punch.

I hope it helps you.
 
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MkX

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Thank you all!

Of course, here you have some tips. We add some plane light to the windows to add an extra light layer. Moreover the foggy effect at maximum brightness helps with this kind of lighting scene. We didn´t use real skies for this situation because in our opinion it doesn´t work as well as sun+sky&clouds. Finally, use the Lumion channels to get more punch.

I hope it helps you.
Thanks for your answer. Tips about Fog is precious, I'll give it a try ;)
Have a nice day.
 
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Pauldavis

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Thanks for the reply. Yes I work in Lumion everyday but am always learning new things. I have most Certainly tried all the glass settings. But sometimes the glass just doesn't look great. I figured out one thing, is moving the reflective globe into the scene, so the reflections on the glass look more realistic.
 
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jaymike

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Hi everyone, here you have the latest interior exercise, a living room with cloudy mood and calm ambient.

In the closeups, we had to make a workaround to deal with the glass shadows in the table (attached), but we still find some limitations with DOFs, glass materials, and refractions.

In Post, we just use Lumion channels and some brightness&color adjustments.

Hope you like it.

PD:

Skp+L10.3+Post

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I need a tutorial on the Post production....looks GREAT!
 
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James_JAA

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As Flamingo said, "learning by doing" ... anyway, I´ll help you with that question. "Interior Volume Glass 001". I hope it helps you. ;)

I know this is an old thread, but any advice on the glass shadows? Did you use a solid color vase to get the shadow and then turn the layer off? I'm struggling to get the glass textures, like a shot glass with transparent liquid in it, to cast a shadow. Thanks.
 
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