How to improve an already good-looking render | 3Ds Max Workshop

Our followers regularly send us their works and ask for comments and suggestions on how to fix and improve them.
In this video, Daniel works with a real scene sent by one of our subscribers. This scene is already good-looking, but there are no limits to perfection))) So Daniel improves it live, using his unique professional 3D artist's workflow.
What do you think about the result? Let us know in the comments.
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[@davidmiller1354]

Brilliant. Hello from Scotland. We are with you Ukraine!

[@marouaneokba6339]

Thank you very much bro for you time and effort. We appreciate it 👍

[@zainakhtar7643]

superb

[@gustavocotrim8380]

Parabéns!!!!! Sensacional!!!! 👋👋👋👋

[@lisavolynchook6672]

that was very useful... thank you

[@amressamarchitect]

hello daniel hope you are fine and in good health brother please i want to ask if you use the new 3dsmax color managment here or you still use the gamma workflow 2.2 ?

[@shahidansham6164]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@user-hz4fj5xw2u]

I dont want to be a smartass here, but its just way too much work to fix the original render. it simply lacks contrast, and the hdri dome was out of space, the light hits the whole room from a bad angle (it was flat) and the ceiling was too dark. and thats about it.
some texture fix here and there its okay, but...2,5 hours?

[@danielnagaetslive]

Hello. Thanks for the comment. I talked about this at the very beginning of the video. First of all, there are mistakes made on different levels in this particular scene. And secondly, if I showed only what you listed, this video would be exclusively useful for this scene. And this work pattern can be applied to any job. And yes, if every artist made every picture in 2.5 hours from scratch at the same level, it would be great.

[@orang1921]

i think it would be "already-good-looking"