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A rendering review workflow: from brief to revision
Keep design decisions, references and feedback in one review process.
Define acceptance criteria first
Give each image one purpose: explain the entrance, show materials or assess atmosphere. List what must stay fixed and what may change. Keep camera, floor count and openings consistent when comparing materials.
Make feedback actionable
Replace “not good enough” with a location and specific change: reduce facade gloss, preserve window rhythm or clarify a setback. Select a base image, mark accepted areas and request targeted revisions. Record rejection reasons to avoid repeating the same errors.
Deliver the image with its limits
Compare the final image with the source drawing or model and review scale, interfaces and shadows. Include a list of unresolved details. Renderings support design discussion; photorealism is not a substitute for technical documentation.