New render

[artattak]

Of course, interiors and furniture

[graflukas]

Pretty nice renders
The only one thing I can suggest to: change Camera Focal Lenght - I mean wider shots.

[Janusz Biela]

I see one great thing: you know how deal with Kray (next strong point in your pipeline).
Making that good light balance you can concentrate on more artistic and quality aspects of renders because you do not waste time for thinking how to do TECHNICALLY render. That situation starts save your time and increase skill

btw
Shift camera again missing ...

[Keraressi Abdelkarim]

for me good one only sofa . other u need to wast more time .

some points :

ur sun not bouncing power . its kind distant light in lw

take care of reflection (glass materiel)

take care of ur gradient envi or physky

Put area light xterior before window inves dist x2 . to get more realitsic effect .

I hope thos points can help u to improve ur skill (Y)

good luck . i dont belive in shift camera . cause in real world if u want to take a pic can do it the result will be nice and we forget about shift lens ex...

GOOD lUCK!

[artattak]

Thanks to all for your feedback.
These are commercial work.
The composition of the frame, the focal length and lighting must be good to show a piece of furniture.

[artattak]

more artistic

[Janusz Biela]

Thanks for update. Very good renders

[graflukas]

Awasome, really awesome
Could you share about settings & postproduction?
I'm very interested about this.

[artattak]

Awasome, really awesome
Could you share about settings & postproduction?
I'm very interested about this.

Photoshop: brightnes, contrast, levels balance
Photoshop + plug-in DOF PRO Depth of field
Photoshop + plug in nick Color efex pro 2 /pastel/ soft and warm light
Photoshop + plug in nick Color efex pro 2 /darken lighten center / vignette
Photoshop add noise

And that was all