My (virtual) living room.

[victorphellipe]

Hi...
I'm almost done my living room, but i have a problem... The exterior lighting is very, very, very bluue... And this making me craaazy. I don't know more what to do.
Look, i try to change the world color, the sun color, the sky turbidity value... Maybe the solution of this problem is easy, but i can't find the solution... Someone can help me?
Ahh... Sorry, my english continue baad!

[Jambert]

Try white balance D65

nice work

[zsouthboy]

It's the sun and the sky!

Any items not directly lit by the sun will be "blue" in its shadow, because of the skylight illuminating it.

Change the angle of your sun relative to the horizon for orange-r skies...

[BbB]

White balance is the answer here I think.
Experiment with different white balances and you should find what you're looking for.

[victorphellipe]

Thanks everybody. I'll try to change the angle of my Sun Light... I guess this go away with my problem. If not, I will try to improve with white balance.
Jambert, I'm happy that you like of my work! Thanks.

[zsouthboy]

victor: if you are dependent on the shadows from the sun as they are, play with the white balance first

[joegiampaoli]

Like Jambert says, try D65 for white balance, that's what I mostly use for daylight.

[victorphellipe]

Thanks again and, unfortunaly, change the angle of the sun doesn't make diference. I'll try to use white balance. Somebody has a tutorial about this?
Zsouthboy: I could not understand what you said..!

[pixie]

Which version of Indigo are you using? Since a while that you can do white balance on indigo itself as before on Violet.

[victorphellipe]

I'm using the 1.0.9... I'm changing the White Balance with Violet. I do a combination of WB and Tone Mapping. It was good ... I liking the result! I'll do this late, when the render is finished.
Thanks everybody...