I admit that there’s something with ue4 lighting that I don’t really feel in traditional architecture movies… The lighting feels more ‘‘volumetric’’ if I could say but that’s probably due to the post-processing in real time vs the post-work you usually have to do in post (photoshop/after effects). In unreal you get that instantly!!! A render straight outta vray/corona usually look very flat and it takes life after the post prod. In unreal it feels alive right off the bat! Also, alot of post effects on tradionnal renderings are faked while in ue4 they feel more physically correct. But that’s maybe just me being very bad at post-production hehe!