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See this visopt shared by John Erick Bernal with this exterior render. Thanks John for sharing your visopt which is our second entry with this year 2013. Download HERE.
Thanks to David Amora Trinidad for this excellent setting. Download this setting HERE
One thing that you may notice on the render image below, David manage to create white walls and white leather for his furniture. We check his render together with his model, we notice the visopt has nice color balance in the camera coupled with adding vray rectangular light on his windows with white color.
Here is our next Visopt entry, the 24th for this particular series. Thanks to this Thai visualizer, Dy Upternoon, for sharing this visopt to us. Download Link HERE.
Here is our 18th Visopt entry. An exterior setting by Winston Ellosca with this excellent set-up. Thank you very much Winston for sharing this visopt setting.
Download Visopt HERE.
First of all, we would like to thank Federico Palomenque for sharing with us this beautiful Visopt settings he used for his NY loft project. Federico touch of elegance with this render is great and we're sure this is a must Visopt to see.