Basic color correction – which is necessary to do before you start combining passesĤ. Few words about V-Ray Passes – elements that any final image exists fromģ. Introduction to Photorealism – how you should work – Linear vs. You can work from home in your free time, by doing video exercises and following instructions – just make sure you have internet connection to stream the videos.ġ.

I’m also sharing the most exclusive Tips & Tricks that only professional studios use in order to create hyper-realistic renders. In those video tutorials you will learn my special method for working with 15 Render Elements that VRay can produce – by using those elements you will be able to increase reflections, decrease transparancy, change color of spots, improve materials, balance lighting and have full control over your 3D image – by using Photoshop only! Your renders will look much better than others, because you will have full control and understanding – “What it takes to create photorealistic render?” – Construction Companies and Community Forums will put your renders on their front pages. This training will teach you how to use your 3D & Post Production package at it best – fixing rendering failures, balancing scene light and improving images without touching RENDER button again. The open space renders transparant, the glass space doesnt.The ultimate Self-Training App for Architects, Interior designers and 3D Artists that want to Learn “How to create photo-realistic looking renders?”. In my testmodel you can see I have simple opening, on the left side there's glass, on the right side it's just open. I've tried the renders with glass as a simple plane as well, but that creates the same issue in saving the background through the window material. I'm using the Vray Window Glass neutral vismat.(I tried others, same problem) The glass has a thickness (otherwise the outside or the reflections get distorted). I have recreated the issue with a simple model. So when you add a background in photoshop it really looks like it's behind a window. The reflections on the window should still be visible in the png, like they used to be before. Thing is, I have to be able to put in a background in Photoshop.

In older Vray versions this was never an issue. Whenever there's a window glass material, vray saves the background through the window instead of transparency. I'm having trouble with rendering PNG images of interior scenes.

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