Renders and help please!

[mjb]

Hi!
Newby here 
I've been doing 'ok' with KS, but I'm still not upto scratch with the interior studio shots. Could you kindly tell me what I'm doing wrong please? Honestly, its my dream to create photorealistic studio shots, for years I've been jealous of the renders on the internet, but thanks to Keyshot.. I'm on my way. I love this software  It does something that I thought I would never manage.
Anyways, exterior first (I'm fairly pleased with these)



Interior shots are not great are they? Can someone recommend a paint setting for me?..i'd really appreciate it... in fact ANY pointers would be great.



Huge thanks!

[guest84672]

It mostly comes down to lighting. Try some different environments. The one you are using is a bit busy.

[mjb]

will do, thanks Thomas, appreciate  it

[mjb]

I think that's better, a bit more subtle in the lighting?

[TpwUK]

Thats definitely looking better, don't forget you can rotate and chage the size, height, brightness and gamma of your environment, also the sudden drop off shadow at the rear can be fixed with adjusting the size of the ground settings too

Martin

[Despot]

What Thomas said is correct... but also material shaders have a big say in realism also...

Don't be afraid to experiment with KS's fantastic materials... metallic paints, Du Pont paints etc

J

[mjb]

ok will do, thanks guys.
I'm just rendering a strange experiment! I made a HDRI from a lumion image(!), which opens up all sorts of possibilities... I'll post it up a bit later.

[mjb]

oh and yes, the drop off shadow was me enlarging the car too much to match the HDRI!

[mjb]

Well, that turned out kinda nice - a lumion render, into photoshop (2 x same image side by side), convert to HRDI and voila!
Resolution is a bit iffy, but I'm sure I can sort that.

[mjb]

Rings made in sketchup with luminosity. Lambo from Grabcad, which has the most amazing level of details I've ever seen... even down to part numbers stamped on the inside of the wheel.

[mjb]

[mjb]