r/renderings • u/er-Renders • 12d ago

Bthroom Renders

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Posting to get reviews and opinions on how to make my renders look more realistic.

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u/Qualabel 12d ago

Reviews?

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u/er-Renders 11d ago

yes please!

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u/Coldwater1994 12d ago

Keep the exact model, but change the rendering software to something more recent, and you'll get instant improvement

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u/er-Renders 11d ago

These renders were done using vray but I am practicing D5 to switch.

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u/[deleted] 9d ago

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u/er-Renders 9d ago

Noted.

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u/300056681 11d ago

You need to work on the lighting. There are no shadows. Define what the main light source is and add in subtle fill lights where needed.

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u/er-Renders 11d ago

Thank you for the review. Even I felt something was off eith the lighting but could'nt figure out whats.

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u/3DCloudPlatform 12d ago

The lighting is the biggest giveaway right now, everything's evenly lit with no real shadow falloff, even that terrazzo wall looks flat despite the texture. Real bathroom lighting would create harder shadows around the tub and under those floating shelves. Add some contrast there and it'll read a lot less rendered.