Visual Storytelling for 3D ArchViz

Setting Up a Composition Using Physical Camera

A course by Sonny Holmberg , Architect and Visualization Artist

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2,599 students

Audio: English

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About the video: Setting Up a Composition Using Physical Camera

Overview

“In this lesson, I'll teach you how to use 3ds Max’s Physical Camera to set up the main composition for the image.”

In this video lesson Sonny Holmberg addresses the topic: Setting Up a Composition Using Physical Camera, which is part of the Domestika online course: Visual Storytelling for 3D ArchViz. Create a realistic architectural visualization by rendering a sharp composition using 3ds Max, V-Ray and RailClone.

Partial transcription of the video

“Setting up a Composition Using Physical Camera In this lesson, we are going to set up a composition using 3ds Max physical camera. In order to set up our composition, we need to create a camera and then adjust the format. Let me show you how it's done. Let's go to the Create tab and select Cameras and let's create a Physical Camera. If we press C on the keyboard while having the camera selected, we will now see the view from our camera in the ViewBoard. If we click Shift + F, we now see the complete composition of our camera in the right aspect ratio like looking through the Viewfinder in c...”

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Course summary for: Visual Storytelling for 3D ArchViz

Level: Beginner
98% positive reviews (101)
2599 students
5 units
22 lessons (3h 20m)
13 downloads

Category
Architecture & Spaces
Software
3ds Max, V-Ray
Areas
3D, ArchVIZ, Digital Architecture

Sonny Holmberg

A course by Sonny Holmberg

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Architect and Visualization Artist

Sonny Holmberg is a Danish architect and visualization artist. After studying architecture at the Aalborg University in Denmark, he went on to work as a visualization artist for Henning Larsen Architects in Munich, and a few years later as a 3D artist at Pixelflakes Architectural Marketing in London. After six years abroad, Sonny moved back to Copenhagen and started his own visualization studio, Depth Per Image, which specializes in crafting visual storytelling for architects.

Since 2019, Depth Per Image has worked with clients such as Arkitena, SQ1, Terroir, Störmer Murphy and Partners, Morris+Company, Lundhagem, Tulinus Lind, Loci, Jürgen Engel Architekten, CF Møller Architects, and Sweco. Sonny’s work has received international recognition, such as a nomination for best commissioned image at the CGarchitect 3D Awards in 2020. His work has also been exhibited in the Tromsø Museum and North West Museum and Art Gallery, Terroir.