Lighting, color an exposure issues

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Lighting, color an exposure issues

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Hey bodies I'm back I need you againnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

I'm trying to get quiet same result as a render from a great and famous french factory...but I can't :-(
I can't get the same blue color on ground and yellow light on ceiling.

Why? I don't know...I'm using a 100m sphere with texture 200% lum and powered with KrayPhotonMultiplier, exponential 1.4, 1, desaturate shader 50% on floor

can anybody help me get as closed as possible the same result as this great render...?

than
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Re: Lighting, color an exposure issues

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I am not an expert but i think you need to fix some errors in your scene.

1.- Your sun don´t have streng, i think the inverse distance are low. Try 1200 m
2.- You are using a sphere whith texture how a world sky. You don´t include this on the scene file, but i think is completely blue. You need to use a gradient texture blue-gray or blue-brown or try the fantastic Sunsky plugin.
3.- Change your Area light to a SpotLight and change color to a cream color, no orange or yellow.
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Re: Lighting, color an exposure issues

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joreldraw wrote:I am not an expert but i think you need to fix some errors in your scene.

1.- Your sun don´t have streng, i think the inverse distance are low. Try 1200 m
2.- You are using a sphere whith texture how a world sky. You don´t include this on the scene file, but i think is completely blue. You need to use a gradient texture blue-gray or blue-brown or try the fantastic Sunsky plugin.
3.- Change your Area light to a SpotLight and change color to a cream color, no orange or yellow.
Yes I agree with this comments... Sky and sun color and intensity is the key!
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Re: Lighting, color an exposure issues

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Ok thank you guys

Can anybody post a render based on these advises? Cause I'm still a bit septical...
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Re: Lighting, color an exposure issues

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Just check johnys renders... :)
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Re: Lighting, color an exposure issues

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I will post my render.
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cool thankssssssssss
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Re: Lighting, color an exposure issues

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Here is my quick try. I tried to match the reference.
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