Integrating 3D models with photography
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The view outside the window gives me the impression that its sunset and everything is a little darker than normal high noon sunlight, but the lighting inside the building doesn't quite match IMHO. Some of the shadows are off on the wall below the window I can't even see them they blend right into the wall....
Try reducing the photon intensity a little maybe? Or reposition or maybe even delete some lights where you don't need them.
Is there a light source inside the building we don't see?
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I just noticed that 2 of the bullet near the clip look like they are floating. They probably just need some shadowing...
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but the JD was good though! I prefer the lime flavor mostly but that punch did the trick too
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I was thinking of adding curtains and carpet do give a better look, some posters (wanted) also onto wall.
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A suggestion though, if it's getting towards sunset, the light would be coming from a lower angle, and would be getting reddish.
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