Unlock the secrets of architectural rendering with our easy, friendly guide! Learn how to enhance your renders using Photoshop and V-Ray like a pro.
This course is all about leveling up your architectural renders using post-production skills in Photoshop and understanding V-Ray. It's super friendly and easy—no previous knowledge needed!
A down-to-earth guide to bring raw architectural renders to life !
When I started architectural visualization and rendering with Max & V-Ray, my final renders were not so interesting .It was very sad. Comparing my renders to professional archivizs' across the internet made me deeply disappointed. Their renders had something magical that was pleasing to the eye. I used to think studying more about V-Ray render settings, lighting, texturing, etc. would fix my problem, but it wasn’t the case. After much ado, I decided to improve my post production skills and the result blew my mind! Yes, that was it! The miracle! The more I spent on improving my post-production skills, the better my renders got.
I am confident that many of you guys have the same problem, so I decided to launch a course to get straight to curing your washed-out unsatisfying renders!
In this course, we won't go to every boring menu and setting in Photoshop, we do our job fast and flawlessly, just like a pro!
You don't need to have any skill in Photoshop at all. Just follow my steps and understand the workflow. I give you all the details you need to know.
Just bear in mind your raw renders must meet the minimum requirements of a good render such as correct lighting and texturing. In other words, you can't render rubbish and expect Photoshop to clean it up for you! It's about taking your ordinary render to an eye-catching world-class one!
So be positive and confident about what you are doing and what you will do after finishing this course! You will make great progress.
Use different types of V-Ray render elements for post-production.
Add dirt layers to renders for a more realistic look.
Use Adobe Photoshop adjustment tools such as hue, saturation, and color balance, etc.
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“Self-education is, I firmly believe, the only kind of education there is.”  ─Isaac Asimov  I came across this quote nearly a decade ago and it thoroughly changed my life. I was an undergraduate engineering student back then, and I wasn’t happy at all. My interest was engaged somewhere else. I graduated from university knowing that I wasn’t going to work...
OK, it is clear, but the introduction is a bit slow.
Ottimo
Because the tutorial is very slow but still I am learning something.
Good information, but not enough detail and too short. You do need to know some Photoshop to really get the most out of it.
Great course I use the info every day now. Only gripe is that it is too short, but that is me being greedy. It might even be a positive thing, because even the material I learned has made my renders look much better.
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Bismark B. B.
My confidence is built up now knowing how best I can fine tune any render that I do...And lecture came in details too...thanks