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Artificial Lighting with IES Lights

A course by Giancarlo Pava Durand , Architect Specializing in Architectural Visualization

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Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Artificial Lighting with IES Lights

Overview

“Now, we are going to illuminate certain areas of the scene with IES lights, which are light information with an already established shape. We will see how to modify the intensities and temperatures of light. ”

In this video lesson Giancarlo Pava Durand addresses the topic: Artificial Lighting with IES Lights, which is part of the Domestika online course: Interior Renders with SketchUp and V-Ray Next. Learn to work with lighting and materials to create impressive renders of architectural projects.

Partial transcription of the video

“Artificial lighting with IES lights Now we will work artificial lighting with IES lights and we will configure its parameters. IES lights are the representation of shape and intensity of different types of luminaires. In Resources I leave the link of a page so you can download a complete pack. The IES lights will be placed in each existing fixture, "spotlights", wall brackets, lamps like the one we have here, and so on. If they are components, all the changes that are made they will be replicated in the rest, including the lights. Here, as you can see, the settings are the same than in the ...”

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Course summary for: Interior Renders with SketchUp and V-Ray Next

Level: Beginner
97% positive reviews (198)
7861 students
5 units
16 lessons (1h 52m)
21 downloads

Category
Architecture & Spaces
Software
Camera Raw, SketchUp, V-Ray
Areas
Architecture, ArchVIZ, Digital Architecture, Interior Architecture

Giancarlo Pava Durand

A course by Giancarlo Pava Durand

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Architect Specializing in Architectural Visualization

Giancarlo Pava studied architecture at the Applied Sciences University of Peru and specialized in ArchViz. He works with architecture, real-estate, and construction studios and helps them make important decisions on their projects using his impressive renders.

His goal is to create the most realistic images possible using digital tools, which allows him to combine his architectural visualization projects with one of his greatest passions: photography.