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I am a graphic designer entering the world of architecture which i know very little about. Please check out my first rendering and let me know what you think...Suggestions would be great. This is straight out of Revit, I have yet to take my hand at it in Photoshop. Thanks..
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hey,
not too shabby for a first revit render.
if you're a photoshop junkie, then that is where all the power is. next time you render, kill the default sky and do that in photoshop. also, i personally try not to use the stock accurender textures too much for large planes(ie. the ground plane). for situations like this, i either make my own texture(there are plenty of tutorials how, but if your a g.d., you most likely already know how) or i do it all in photoshop post-render.
make sure you post what you get out of p-shop.
good luck!!
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