So I finally finished this course! I can’t help but notice, when comparing the images, Grant’s just looks like it’s higher quality in general. Like It just looks more life-like, and less flat. I feel like it might partially be because it looks like his has more pixels (how can I adjust this?), but it might also be the lighting and just my model and colors in general. Like I think my lighting and colors might be too green. Are there any tips As to how I can up my quality?
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I suspect it is lighting and colour use that will be the main difference. Your modelling looks fine for what the course was showing.
Here is what I made, having more experience and knowledge of textures and materials. However basically the cottage only used the same modelling methods and tools. Only the well in front used a circular array which was not used in the course.
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It’s lighting and maybe the colors used in lights.
You are using a sun lamp and environmental light.
It can flatten (brightness, contrast).
If you have Photoshop, Krita, or GIMP then do auto-balance …
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Yeah, I think your right thanks. I tried messing around with it and I’m a lot more satisfied. Your’s looks awesome!!
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Huh, thanks. Are there some other kind of lights I can use to avoid flattening? Or do I just need to do it in a photo editing app?
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Using photoshop is just a quick and dirty solution.
To do this in Blender you need more Blender lessons.
- Use Blender post composition
- More light knowledge (environmental HDRI), Area lights, or Sun lamp(s). … so much possibillities.
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