3D interior rendering services: What are those parameters that are followed for providing photorealism?

Achieving photorealism in an architectural image is certainly not a joke. But how much ever difficult this job is professional rendering artists never say no to it. They apply exceptional creativity along with the knowledge of software application for achieving realism in a scene. But creativity alone is not enough until and unless rendering artists are proficient with the uses of every important software tool. They should be competent in handling all the rendering and modeling tools for providing photorealism in architectural images created for interior and exterior sections of the under construction building.

Important parameters for providing photorealism in an image

The most important parameter for providing photorealism in an image is the correct application of lighting effects for illuminating it.

In the case of interior rendering services, rendering artists have to be really careful in terms of lighting applications because they need to balance the brightness of the image by considering the fact that building interiors contain very less amount of natural light.

So the illumination provided in the scene must look like the illumination provided by electric bulbs for providing photorealism in the image.

Rendering artists must know the technicalities of balancing lighting effects in an image. For example in exterior rendering, lighting applications should be such that viewers must get a feel of natural light in the scene.

Another important parameter for providing realism in an image is to apply shadow effects in the image for appropriate items.

For example if rendering artists have developed an image of living room then they can show the shadow of a table in the floor. If shadow effects are created for the table then the image is definitely going to look realistic.

But again shadow effects applied by the rendering artists must be technically correct.

To make it more clear let me tell you that the application of shadow-effects in a scene depends entirely on the application of lighting effects.

Another crucial parameter for achieving realistic effects is to apply the colors in a balanced form.

Depending upon the project requirement colors are applied in the image, for example if an image is projecting night time then rendering artists have to apply suitable colors that can make the image look realistic.

Here application of the colors also depends on the application of light in a scene.

So, rendering artists have to make a balance of lighting effects, shadow effects, and colors etc for giving a realistic touch to the image.