Realistic Rendering of Spaces with 3ds Max
Working With Render Passes
A course by Milan Stevanović , Architect and 3D Artist
Joined July 2020
About the video: Working With Render Passes
Overview
“In this lesson, I will go over render passes and show you how to use them inside Photoshop. I will also show you which blending modes to use and how to get masks from the MultiMatte Render Element.”
In this video lesson Milan Stevanović addresses the topic: Working With Render Passes, which is part of the Domestika online course: Realistic Rendering of Spaces with 3ds Max. Create an architectural model of a building filled with detail from the initial brief to the final touches in Photoshop.
Partial transcription of the video
“Working with Render Passes In this lesson, I'll show you how to use render passes to improve the quality of your render. We'll start with this pass right here, this is VRayRefraction, that contains all the refraction from our scene. In order to use it, we'll need to apply one of these blending modes from this group here. The way these blending modes work is that they remove the black from our render pass in order for us to be able to use it inside Photoshop. So, I'll set this pass to Screen and see how it looks. It is a bit too strong at the moment, so I'll just go ahead and lower the Opaci...”
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Course summary for: Realistic Rendering of Spaces with 3ds Max
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3D & Animation, Architecture & Spaces -
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3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop -
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3D, 3D Design, Architecture, ArchVIZ, Digital Architecture, Interior Architecture, Landscape Architecture

Milan Stevanović
A course by Milan Stevanović
Milan Stevanović is an architect and 3D artist based in Niš, Serbia. He is the founder of A+ Studio, where their main focus is architecture and architectural visualization, but are also established in the field of graphic design. Their main goal is providing their clients with a unique design and the feeling that comes with it.
Their clients range from local projects like creating a visualization for the revitalization of Cara Dušana street in the center of Belgrade, to international projects like visualizations for the rehabilitation of the old corrida arena name Plaza de Toros in Tangier, Morocco. A+ Studio’s work has been featured in Belgrade Design Week, Arhitekton magazine, and Dezeen online magazine.
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