There are several alternatives for creating a materials library. It is possible to purchase pre-made textures from platforms or use the free textures that many provide for download. Another option is that some software already includes a standard library, such as Corona Render, for example, which comes with the Corona Library. From these libraries, you...Read More
Firstly, it is necessary to understand that the camera in a software (CoronaCam) has parameters that resemble and aim to replicate the effects of a real camera. That is why individuals who are proficient in manipulating these commands in software, such as in the case of 3Ds Max + Corona Render, can be referred to...Read More
It is necessary to understand that when we seek realism in an image, there are certain concepts that must be known, such as camera effects that can transform an Archviz architectural visualization from “water to wine”! For photographers, these effects are considered camera imperfections that are corrected in post-production. However, for Archviz artists, these effects...Read More
Batch Render is a very useful option for rendering multiple scenes or multiple parts of a scene in 3ds Max at once. Keep in mind that it can be a resource-intensive process, so it is recommended to close all other applications while batch rendering. Perform this process only when you have all the scenes ready...Read More
When using an angular camera that is more open, it is best to never use the DOF, but the smaller the lens, the more closed, the more the Depth of Field effect positively highlights your image! To use this effect in 3Ds Max is very simple, just follow these steps: With the camera you want...Read More
Want to omit an object from just one camera, without having to move or delete it? In this way that I will teach you today, it is possible to organize your scene by omitting undesirable objects! Let’s go step by step: Photographic parameters In this example we have the camera that appears in the entire...Read More
Want to add a specific background to appear outside the window in your scene without having to add a Sky Environment? There is an easy and quick way to apply the theme you want and I’ll show you in this blog how! 1- Create a Plane in the scene and adjust its parameters to those...Read More
The IES (Illuminating Engineering Society) is a file developed by an organization that publishes lighting-related standards, which contain the actual light information from lighting manufacturers! When a manufacturer creates a new luminaire, depending on the shape of the interior of the luminaire after the light emission, its reflections create different types of light trails emitted...Read More
Rounded edges on an object can be quickly and easily achieved using the Corona Round Edges Textmap, a feature in the 3D rendering software Corona Renderer that allows you to create textures with rounded edges. To use this feature, follow these steps: Open your 3D modeling software (like 3ds Max for example) and create the...Read More
Do you know when you’re going to create a 3D scene with a winter or damp mood? It’s important to pay attention to every detail. For example, in reality, it’s difficult for windows under these weather conditions to remain completely smooth. Typically, what happens is that temperature changes cause the windows to become foggy in...Read More
To create the effect of movement on an object in Photoshop, it’s very simple! Just follow the steps below: 1- Open your image in Photoshop and select the layer of the object you want to apply the motion effect to (you can do this using the “select object” option). 2- Go to the “Filter” menu...Read More
The “relink bitmap” is a feature found in some image editing software, such as Adobe Photoshop. This function is used to update the location of a bitmap image file that has been imported into an editing project but has been moved or renamed since then. When a bitmap image file is imported into an editing...Read More
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