ArchViz from Scratch with 3ds Max and Corona Renderer

Overview

“During this second part of the unit I will show you how to create Corona Renderer's native camera to capture our scene. I'll also talk about the effects you can create using the camera.”

In this video lesson Gustavo Correa addresses the topic: Corona Renderer 2 photography and cameras, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 4: Cameras and Lighting. Discover the different effects you can achieve by playing with the light and mood.

Partial transcription of the video

“3DS MAX / COURSE 4 LESSON 1 Photography and cameras by Corona Renderer The next section that we will see is the section that has to do with Depth of Field and Motion Blur. This is disabled by default because these parameters that we are seeing here they cost a lot to render. That is, this increases render times. and it must be taken into account. So, as we saw now, Motion Blur is directly related with the opening of our lens. For this effect to work we have to enable it, but, in addition, we have the option to change here where what we are photographing would be focused. We could have a foc...”

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Course summary for: Course 4: Cameras and Lighting

• Level: Beginner
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• 6 units
• 8 lessons (1h 40m)
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