The requested URL /books%3Fid%3D3obnTbik4T4C was not found on this server. 3D Photorealistic Rendering: Interiors & Exteriors with V-Ray and 3ds Max It will gradually become available in more websites and stores worldwide; in paperback and electronic formats. I would like to take this opportunity to personally thank Sean Connelly; for being kind enough to give me the amazing opportunity to be involved with his team @ Taylor & Francis. And for being ever so patient with me, throughout the entire process! Tips & tricks for architectural Visualisation: Part 1 Essential tips & tricks for VRay & mental ray Creating Customised IES lights Creating a velvet/suede materialAt the beginning of this project I started a challenge with myself: creating an amazing scene using V-Ray in the simplest way possible. No complicated settings, just basic materials, VRayLights, Sun, Sky ecc.. I only used a linear and simple photographic approach.I have won the BEST PRIZE EVER!

My image is a testimonial for V-Ray 3.0 (check here) and it’s also part of the installer: Therefore, is it possible to create amazing vray interior tutorial… in a simple way? Definitely YES, it’s what I teach with my 5-Step method V-Ray Licensed Instructor / 5SRWHeat Pump Air Purifier In this breakdown I’ll explore various aspect of this work, following the 5 steps of the 5SRW method to apply photography to V-Ray,Cat For Sale In San Antonio which are: 1) modeling – 2) light balance – 3) materials – 4)  final settings – 5) post productionDigital Camera Repair Mobile Al The Learnvray members could go in depth of various aspect following the links along the page. If you aren’t a Learnvray member –>SUBSCRIBE NOW

A detailed 3d model and a good framing are fundamental to create high impact renders with Vray interiors. I want to share  a couple of tricks with you about how I created the classical frames around the walls and how I got rounded edges without touching any polygon, just using V-Ray! Below you can watch the two videos, which are useful for interior rendering. HOW TO GET CLASSICAL FRAMES? – 1 min tips To create nice and detailed classical frames I used a nice and free plugin “Sweep Profile“. It allows you to create detailed frames in seconds! HOW TO GET ROUNDED EDGES? It is really important to have chamfered boxes in order to get realistic reflections.. but is it really necessary to model every edge?! A famous trick is to apply the procedural map VRayEgdeTex in the bump channel, using the color white. Look how the bookcase looks thanks to this simple trick: Consider that is a fake so, do not “abuse”! Watch this video to understand how to do the same in your vray interior scenes:

After the 3d model, light balance is absolutely the most important step of the entire process: Master the light, master V-Ray! Shutter speed for the V-Ray Physical Camera is set to 50 (which means a fraction of second: 1/50) To be consistent to the reality, and white balance is on “Neutral” because there aren’t strong dominant colors. To “depict” this scene is I just use a V-Ray Sun (with Sky) and a V-Ray Light for the foreground. The Sun is the strongest light and determines the direction of the shadows: it is the primary light! The V-Ray light in foreground is the secondary light and its role is lighten this room that the sun can’t light enought. Check these images to understand how lighting works – STUDY THIS LIGHTING TYPE – NOW How can I decide the power and the right position for the lights? That’s what I clearly explain in all the lessons dedicated to the Light Balance (interiors & exteriors): Most of the materials in the scene are really simple.

Just 4 are more complex: them I also mapped reflections and glossy. In our “V-Ray Edicational Library” we have over 50 materials explained in summaries, and also available to the download for our members (textures included)! Do you want to explore these materials using our educational way to easily show how a material is done. Click on the objects to discover how we arranged them so simply! Full members can access the entire “VRay Educational Material library”. Every single material is explained and downladable: What rules do I have to follow in order to create simple and complex materials with V-Ray? Check out our lessons dedicated to the V-Ray Materials: It’s time to render. Until this step images usually comes with noise and splotches. It’s due to a test settings: these produce not perfect outcomes but really fast to render. Now, the goal of this step is to get clean images. For this I usually apply these four settings: 90% of cases this works fine for stills and produce really clean images, Chaos Group also indicates these settings in some of its vray interior tutorials :-)

In case renders for big surfaces apply check > “Reduce time to render for big images” (only for members) In the movie “Gravity – 3D” often objects pass near the camera, giving a strong depht sensation. The most obvious way to achieve the same feeling is using the deph-of-field (Dof) Recreating Dof in V-Ray is really very simple if you know photographic concepts, because V-Ray just reproduce exactly the same conditions. Basically Dof depends on 3 factors: To understand how Dof works, check the LESSON#13  (for members) Below you can see the final result after the final render. Many people call this raw render: It’s time to give it a mood :) No Render Elements was used for post production. To create the “space station” mood I just used a simple and great tool recently added in Photoshop CC: “Camera Raw Filter” (if you are a photographer this should be very familiar to you!). I strongly turned the image to cold colors, increased the contrast and whites, and finally closed a little bit the darkers.