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Representation of Architectural Spaces with 3D Studio Max

Positioning the camera

A course by Phrame , Architects and 3D Graphic Designers Specialized in Architecture

Learn to create photorealistic images of architectural spaces

Best seller Spanish with subtitles in English
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12730 students

About the video: Positioning the camera

Overview

“With the finished integral modeling, we will place the camera with intention trying to highlight those attributes of the building exposed in the previous lesson.”

In this video lesson Phrame addresses the topic: Positioning the camera, which is part of the Domestika online course: Representation of Architectural Spaces with 3D Studio Max. Learn to create photorealistic images of architectural spaces.

Partial transcription of the video

“Camera positioning Very good In this lesson we are going to place the camera inside the 3D scene and configure it. Go for it. Very good. We open the 3D Max file from the previous lesson. We will start by creating a VRay camera. Before that, let's open the image we just discussed, Larry Williams photograph, and we are going to look at a key concept to correctly put the camera in our 3D, and it is that the photographer placed the camera and the objective completely perpendicular to the facade, completely perpendicular to the building. This is the first concept that we have to be clear about a...”

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Course summary for: Representation of Architectural Spaces with 3D Studio Max

Level: Beginner
96% positive reviews (541)
12730 students
7 units
25 lessons (4h 43m)
10 downloads

Category
3D & Animation, Architecture & Spaces
Software
3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop, V-Ray
Areas
3D, 3D Modeling, Animation, Architecture, ArchVIZ, Digital Architecture, Installations, Interior Architecture

Phrame

A course by Phrame

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Architects and 3D Graphic Designers Specialized in Architecture

Phrame is a 3D visualization company that offers photorealistic images to architecture offices, interior design studios, and product designers. They have worked for big-name clients such as Acciona, Catalonian architect Ricardo Bofill, and Copcisa.

Their work always has a dreamlike character, a concrete narrative, and an advanced 3D programming technique. Their aim is to create images that are aesthetically beautiful, tell a story, and convey a desire to be in a given space that doesn't exist yet.

Spanish with subtitles in English