I am a bit obsessed with motorsport. Here is one of my latest quick renders, only 500 samples. Would love any feedback. One area I struggle with is getting decent lightingin. Any Tips?
Model by QvistDesigns. Livery and renders by myself 
Still learning
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Really cool, love it.
Lighting is good too so depends on what you’re trying to achieve. I tend create the product then load in a black environment and add one light at a time, playing with size and intensity, but I think this is really nice as it is, a less well lit scene could look more dramatic maybe?
The chrome on it is playing with my eyes a bit, maybe the smallest bit of roughness on it might help it look less liquidy.
But I’m nit picking as you asked for feedback, its great as is, nice work!
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Nice one Tim! I agree with Harry, it looks good! Think the chrome he mentions is actually the floor but not sure. I’m rarely using a roughness of 0 with models like this. Of course, if you really want to use chrome that’s pretty close to 0 but it often tends to look a bit to perfect.
While I did online campaigns a long time for Volvo Cars NL I still don’t have a drivers license nor I’m really a motorsport addict. But I do love to race online with some other oldies and create my own liveries for every season.
The reason I mention this is that those games can be a great source if you want to get your 3D models to render or do a livery. Depending on the game they might be a bit less detailed as the model you bought but for this kind of renders you won’t notice it. If you like to get more info, send me a PM since it might be a bit off topic
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