Photorealistic ArchViz with 3ds Max: Materials and Lighting

Overview

“This process can be done from the first test render, and I recommend that you always keep it in mind when developing the look of the scenes.”

In this video lesson TR3S 31 addresses the topic: Post-production in Framebuffer 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: Photorealistic ArchViz with 3ds Max: Materials and Lighting. Delve into advanced lighting and material design to create realistic architectural scenes .

Partial transcription of the video

“Postproduction in Framebuffer I hope your project is being spectacular. In this lesson I will explain how to use the LightMix to do a small post-production, color balance, contrast and a few extra things. I recommend that whenever you can use the LightMix when looking for the look. It doesn't matter what stage of the process you are in, at least from the first tests so you can find the final look you want to give your scene and a process of constant refinement is made. Let's see the lesson. This post-production can be found in the Corona Framebuffer, where the render comes from, you know wh...”

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Course summary for: Photorealistic ArchViz with 3ds Max: Materials and Lighting

• Level: Beginner
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• 1957 students
• 5 units
• 26 lessons (6h 16m)
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• Category

  Architecture & Spaces

• Software

  3ds Max

• Areas

  Architecture, ArchVIZ, Digital Architecture, Interior Architecture