Theme: House ih the woods
Artist:
Graphics Card: rtx 2060
Workflow:
Brief description of post-processing: No post-processing
Whether the model is original: house model by Interior Design, Switzerland
Model source: Sketchup
Description of the work: I used the pre-made
model to start training on D5 and learn the program
I like it, too bad for the background loses realism. This is a problem that I also had. But in the last work I put in the gallery, I put hdri not in .psd that is Adobe Photoshop
but in .jpg and the image is not blurry. I also talked to Oliver and he told me to try this way: " in preview mode we will compress the HDRI to 2k for better experience, but it will not influence the final render. Maybe you can give it a try?"
You try to do it, see the results
I salute you riccardo
Thanks, Ricardo I really appreciate the feedback I will have to try and experiment since I’m new to D5, Thanks again to take the time and willing to help improve my skills.
Nice design! aztlanlc 
Thanks, if I have the opportunity to help a colleague, I have no problems.
Also I’m new, I joined the forum recently. But I have a lot of experience with graphics and when there was a problem I always tried to solve it myself. Maybe and that’s why I try to help others,
I greet you colleague 
Ricardo.
I have try many things and still have the same result I converted the image to PJG, PNG made it 1080 2k 4k and it seems to keep importing all blurry, I checked my depth of field and unchecked and still same issue.
What am I doing wrong?
HELLO, YOU HAVE THE IMAGE IN HDRI, OPEN IT WITH ADOBE PHOTOSHOP (CS) THEN SAVE IT IN JPG OR PNG WITH ANY NAME. THEN YOU LOAD IT IN D5. I DO THIS AND I HAVE NO PROBLEMS I PUT YOU IN ATTACHMENT A FILES IN JPG SEE IF IT DOES YOU THE SAME THING.
LET ME KNOW, I GREET YOU
(PS) THE VIEWS IN HDRI YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THEM FOR FREE ON THIS SITE:
HDRIs • Poly Haven
