3D Scenes / Interiors / Coastal loft

Description

Overlooking a sandy Baltic beach, battered with thunderous ocean waves and crisp northern winds, lies an abandoned warehouse. Refurbished in minimalist design, it becomes an artistic den, equipped with nothing but the most necessary.

Coastal loft is an interior scene packed with accessories with the most intricate detail.

What you get:

- Rhinoceros 5.0 file (.3dm), Vray 3.6 - Coastal loft interior scene, fully lit and materialized

- Rhinoceros 5.0 file (.3dm), Vray 3.6 - Kitbash, for easier model organizing

- Compatible with Vray Next

- Vray 5.0 is NOT supported for now. (Proxies are not working).

- Various textures and V-Ray materials

- Two PSB files with entire post production for artist desk and copper kitchen view

- There is no 3Ds Max, or Sketchup version. 3D scene is distributed in .3dm only

Comments

rfollett Jan 9, 2020

very cool - well done

Lukas Mar 31, 2020

glad you like it :)

Carmas Mar 28, 2020

Well done man it looks fantastic !

Lukas Mar 31, 2020

Thanks man, appreciate it. :)

illenar Apr 29, 2022

Hi. I bought your scene and it is fantastic!!! I would know show i can modify exposure in the scene. I tried in camera parameters en in environme but i cannot do it. It seems that all is sette by Hdri. How can i change exposure to do scene more bright?thanks

Lukas Apr 30, 2022

Hello there, glad you like the scene. As for exposure, there are multiple ways, like increasing intensity of HDR as you mentioned already, or by changing Camera settings in the editor. You can use basic controls and only change value of exposure - higher number will darker the image, lower number will brighten it. Or you can use advanced camera settings and change individual ISO or shutter speed just like in any regular camera. Also, bear in mind, exposure is affected by materials (dark matt materials don't bounce as much light as bright reflective). You can also add area lights to boost the light

illenar May 3, 2022

Hi lukas. All day you said me i tried but dosn't work. Could be a problem of version?I use vray 4.00.3

Lukas May 4, 2022

There should be no problem with version, if you simply change your camera settings (Exposure value, or ISO or shutter speed etc) there is no reason why it should not work.