yeah, it's really dark and that spotlight makes the scene look confusing. I didn't even realize it was dark space back there. when you said Window I was like "wait there's a window?" and I had to look again. idk what your idea here was, did you not want overhead lights?was it supposed to be a dark room? I legit thought it was a dark catwalk bridge with a light at the end of a doorway.
Sorry for butting in. maybe add a tiny bit of water ripple? Water is (almost) never as still as that over such a large area. Even indoors you have small disturbances linke the water pump filtering the water, vibrations from machinery in the station, people walking etc.
I agree with you, I was with Max for a long time but recently moved to Blender because of the massive support and all the amazing improvements it has made and the fact that they have so many updates to the software it is crazy. In max you would have to wait a whole year for the next update.
I wanted to have a dark / night atmosphere and focus on the character. I have overlights for a day scene, so i will post them next time.
Actually i have a displacement on the water surface, but now i wonder why it isnt visible. Propably of the lightning, have to look into it. Thanks for poiting it out.
Outstanding! This photo basically captures what my entire patreon site's about. What photoshop software do you use?
(which is why I try not to post here) but, I wanted to post 1 pinup here that I shared with my supporters, thanking them for helping me reach the 100 patron milestone.
Set the refraction weight to 1
Awesome, thank you. One last question for the lady who's placing the picture in the dresser. Did you render the photo in that picture frame or is it a prop? I want to do images like this but not sure how to fit renders in picture frames.
