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Wow! Great Rendering!
What renderer did you use?
BTW the lights on the walls where do they come from?

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Andyba wrote:

Wow! Great Rendering!
What renderer did you use?
BTW the lights on the walls where do they come from?

thnks for the appreciation.

- its a vray render ( low res)
- the lights on the wall came from the spot light near the middle. a bit strange isnt it. i used a wide angled spotlight (ies photometric lights.)
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Nice render!!!
Looks professional..

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Wow... love the ambience of the rendering...

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Wow that's pretty awesome! You had me fooled for a second, I totally thought that it was a photograph. Nice going!

DUDE! That's amazing! You definitely have skills! Smile

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Nice. This picture looks awesome. I wonder where the lights on the wall come from?
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Very nicely done.

Speaking from a taste standpoint, I prefer brighter lighting and a solid table rather than whats depicted here... it just doesn't encourage productivity to me. This conference room might be one for a more relaxed and non-rushed group (not very common) I guess.

rpadc2002	Posted: March 09, 2008 Post subject: conference room
3d forums visitor Joined: 09 Mar 2008 Posts: 10 Location: philippines / saudi arabia Back to top	low res vray render - conference room design _________________ interior designer / 3d visualizer http://www.sharecg.com/pf/rpadc2002 http://www.pixila.com/portfolios/portfolio/?artist=200 http://rpadc2002.cgsociety.org/gallery

dTb	Posted: December 29, 2008 Post subject:
CG forums guest Back to top	Nice render!!! Looks professional..

simpo	Posted: April 18, 2009 Post subject:
3D forums member Joined: 16 Apr 2009 Posts: 28 Back to top	Wow... love the ambience of the rendering...

Marcus Dublin	Posted: May 13, 2009 Post subject:
3d forums user Joined: 13 May 2009 Posts: 18 Back to top	Wow that's pretty awesome! You had me fooled for a second, I totally thought that it was a photograph. Nice going!

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3d forums visitor Joined: 26 Jul 2009 Posts: 11 Location: Buffalo, NY - USA Back to top	DUDE! That's amazing! You definitely have skills!

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3D forums Frequenter Joined: 08 Jun 2010 Posts: 252 Back to top	Nice. This picture looks awesome. I wonder where the lights on the wall come from? _________________ My Animation Services

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3d forums user Joined: 01 Jul 2010 Posts: 18 Back to top	Very nicely done. Speaking from a taste standpoint, I prefer brighter lighting and a solid table rather than whats depicted here... it just doesn't encourage productivity to me. This conference room might be one for a more relaxed and non-rushed group (not very common) I guess.

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