Kitchen Render

[Fletch]

Treeline Spherical Sky screenshot attached.

[RTD Laboratories]

Well looks like I'm late to the party here, but that render does indeed look sweet!

[Neets]

Well looks like I'm late to the party here, but that render does indeed look sweet!

Ha! Thanks! It's a bit dull, I've managed to include a HDRI but it's reflecting too much greenery onto some of the walls. I've tweaked the saturation in PS but it's still reflecting too much colour I'll keep playing with it and upload an updated render.

Fletch, thanks for the tree lined images

[posodrac]

See if Alvyda's post help you, using Nic Collection filters for Photoshop.
viewtopic.php?f=16&t=5510&p=38812#p38812

[Neets]

Hi Mike!

Thanks for remembering me! How are you? Good, I hope!

Anita

Could not forget you, you breezed in and showed us some stunning rendered images, and vanished. Much respect Anita it's great to see you here.

Mike! Thank you for your kind words, honestly, that means so much

[Neets]

See if Alvyda's post helps you, using Nic Collection filters for Photoshop.
viewtopic.php?f=16&t=5510&p=38812#p38812

Thanks for this, but the green reflection is too strong to fix it using a filter, it will upset the balance of everything else. In Maxwell Render you can adjust the reflection and refraction intensity independently when using HDRI, I think I've been spoiled for too long! Please don't forget that I need to make the steps from creating the 3D model to producing the final photo-real render as simple as possible, because I'm going to be creating online courses teaching this. The more elements I need to add into the process, the more off putting it will be for potential customers.

Anita