Obviously, since I’m so bad at making decisions, I’m calling on ya’ll to help me figure out which point light looks better. Thank you in advance if you gave your opinion!
-Alphenumeric
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The first one, i’m not sure what kind of of conference room lets the sun in like that.
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Alright, I’ll keep that in mind!
Thanks!
-Alphenumeric
the first one looks much better. and also the poses are great!
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I believe the second one would look better with the yellow tint desaturated a little. Also I’m a little confused why there is a keyboard in the gfx (I think it’s in the wrong direction.
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The keyboard in the GFX is facing towards the camera. I purposely put the camera in a place where it would seem like you are behind the desk talking to the 2 people in the GFX.
Than I would add a monitor to the right side of the people thanks for clarifying👍
Yea, there was a monitor in the right but I decided to take it out of the picture because it would block too much of the GFX. And you’re welcome!
I prefer the first one, the second one looks like a blue light filter.
Looks good by the way.
1st one is better than the second one.
Its pretty neat! but i have some few notes that you might need to Improve 
- Lighting
- Try adding some bumps (Blender Tips and Tricks #3 - Height maps and bump maps!)
- Use HDRI’s
- Custom Characters
Once you get better, You’re renders will blow up in the Roblox Community!
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1st one has a better color for an office. If you want yellow light like from a bulb there are better colors to use. Also the shadows are wrong for standard ceiling lights. The shadows would be on the floor and much lighter. A single desk lamp would make those shadows.
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This is a pretty good Lighting standard for Render Artist. It only depends on its Emission and its own Strength and Color.
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I think your renders are fine. It just depends on the room… if it had ceiling lights it should be a little different. I don’t know the layout of the room though. In a traditional office you don’t see a lot of shadow. Up to you and the mood you are setting.
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I tried putting the point light at the ceiling of the office, but I didn’t like how the shadows hid the rig’s faces because of the hats’ shadows. So that’s why the placement of the point light might be a bit weird.
Thanks!
-Alphenumeric
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Alright I just learned how to do bumps, thanks for your advice! It really does add a whole lot more detail into my GFX.
Thanks!
-Alph
You can always try using Plane and make into an Emission. I recommend you using a 5 Plane if you’re a bit new to Lightings.
Make sure the Planes are in a good size.
I prefer the second one, it just looks better. Also, like many people here stated add a monitor.
Yea, I originally put a monitor in the scene, but I just took it out in the end because it took up too much of the GFX.
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I like the first one, because the color really matches with the Render.