I think it looks ok. It's just the way that the lighting reacts with the colours that makes it look greyish. You could muck around with the lighting but personally I think it looks fine.

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thanks gustave d'pre....btw is it ok to put 1 big vray light that is as big as the whole room or scene???

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i wish i can do that too......
i need more practice....

You can, it really depends on what you're trying to achieve. If you've got a window and you want to shine some light through it a vray light can be effective. You might need some other lights inside though as you'll find it's probably a bit dark with just the one light.

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i should start learning v-ray...

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You can up the multipliers on the GI maybe?

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thanks guys....

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i wish i can do that too......
i need more practice....

I'd say probably not to use a very large vray light. it will make very soft shadows which can just end up as grainyness. unless its for a specific effect (such as sunlight from outside) I'd stick to the idea that the area of the vray light is equal to the area of the light you are trying to simulate. for example a 50X50cm skylight in the ceiling or something, then use the multiplier to make it brighter.

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thanks for the advice tyson.....

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i wish i can do that too......
i need more practice....