Hey folks! I’ve been working on some architectural designs, and I’m trying to take my renderings to the next level by making them more photorealistic. I’m struggling with achieving that perfect balance between detail and realism, especially when it comes to textures, lighting, and materials. Any tips or techniques to help make these models look like real photographs? Would love to hear from those with more experience!
One powerful tool is 3D architectural visualization rendering, which lets you create highly detailed, lifelike representations of your designs. Pay close attention to how light interacts with materials—this is what makes a render feel like a real photo. Genense Studio https://www.genense.com/ is a great example of how to do this right. They create stunning, lifelike renders by using realistic textures, adding depth to the lighting, and focusing on every little detail, from the sheen on a surface to the shadows it casts. I
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