u/gooddayfor_fishing

Image 1 — FEEDBACK Sony TC-150
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FEEDBACK Sony TC-150

Hi ! I've just rendered a few images of a radio cassette i've made and i was hoping to get a quick feedback ! Overall what do you think about the lighting, composition of closup shots and the camera angles ? Where do you think is the area i could prove ? Thanks a lot

Rendered in 3DS max Vray and textured in substance painter

u/gooddayfor_fishing — 6 days ago
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Looking for feedback on my bike

Hi guys, i've modeled and rendered this bike for a personnal project and wanted to receive a feedback. What can you say about the modeling, the lighting or the texturing ? I really want to push this piece. What does work, and what doesnt ? If you had to showcase this model in a different way, what would you suggest ?

Thanks !!

https://preview.redd.it/ke23kjhiikoh1.png?width=3840&format=png&auto=webp&s=4af64c1eb55e91b20db061aaeb9b6eabbf6dd0a4

https://preview.redd.it/z61qd6uiikoh1.png?width=3840&format=png&auto=webp&s=7263a14dc7fa221c2557d313b95c79e8b8b507e9

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u/gooddayfor_fishing — 1 month ago

Darker render in render than in the viewport in EEVEE.

Hi, i encountered a problem, my scene is way darker when rendered than in the viewport. Especially when surfaces have a lower roughness. What is strange besides that is when i zoom in the viewport (rendered), it gets darker but when i zoom out everything get lighter (check photos). I use eevee with raytracing.
The light sources in this scene is only trough emissive textures.

Is there a fix to this besides using cycles ?

Rendered version

viewport zoom out

viewport zoom in

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u/gooddayfor_fishing — 3 months ago