Residential

[Possum169]

Looking for honest feedback. I'm working on my post editing.

 

[chrisdesign]

It looks pretty good to me.
But I would need some more information about what you did to achieve your result.

1. Did you create the scene in a 3D Programm ? Cinema 4D, or Blender?
2. If you used a 3D Programm, did you model the different pieces like the Sofa, cushions, chairs, plants, lamps?

3. Or maybe it is a retouching job or a composite with Photoshop? It certainly looks like you replaced the scenery outside the windows.

 

[Possum169]

It looks pretty good to me.
But I would need some more information about what you did to achieve your result.

1. Did you create the scene in a 3D Programm ? Cinema 4D, or Blender?
2. If you used a 3D Programm, did you model the different pieces like the Sofa, cushions, chairs, plants, lamps?

3. Or maybe it is a retouching job or a composite with Photoshop? It certainly looks like you replaced the scenery outside the windows.

It's a residential shot. No staging. Maybe I could have chosen a different blend mode to make it blend better.

 

[IamSam]

I think this may have been mentioned before, but we can make a better assessment of your work when you provide the original, non-processed shot. We need to see what you started with in order to offer advice on where you are now.

 

[chrisdesign]

I took a closer look and detected a lot of "unclean" areas in your work.

 

[IamSam]

I agree with Chris. I think the scenery outside the widows has been replaced. The lighting outside does not match the direct sunlit lighting on the wall and surfaces.

Even though this is a very large document, the resolution is extremely poor. Way too much pixelation and artifacts.

 

[IamSam]

I missed this! This makes it far too obvious that the scenery was changed! It carries over onto the sill!

 

[Possum169]

Ok thanks for the feedback. I created brackets. It's the original scene. Looking at the point made about light doesn't match. No lighting was added.

 

[IamSam]

I created brackets

What do you mean by this?

 

[Possum169]

Combined the 2 exposures