The Corona Render course is finally ready. Corona is an amazing rendering engine, specific for Archviz, produced by Chaos Group: the same software house that distributes V-Ray. From Ciro Sannino – the 5SRW creator – here it comes a new course this time focused on micing Art and Technology.
After more than 10 years of development, 5SRW is today the most important method to learn V-Ray following the photographic approach: clear like crystal!
Ciro Sannino trained hundreds of students live for many years, and just recently (3 years ago) he brought his course online, creating the most amazing community having in common the same method to work, speaking the same language, producing outstanding works, growing day by day:
This improessive gallery looks like the stunning galleries in Evermotion, Cgarchitect but the big difference is that here all the members are working with V-Ray and learning using the photographic logic, following the rigourous education with 5SRW.
Do you want to learn/improve?
In this moment taking the 5SRW Course is absolutely the best option you have, and there are a lot of things that say this:
If you want to learn V-Ray in a photographic way, 5SRW Method has no competitors: these guys are leading the educational field and the results are clearly visible in their daily production: simply amazing! (check here)
I’m part of this amazing community and it worth every single penny!
Marco Dauges
TMS University / USA
Try to study a lesson created by Ciro Sannino, V-Ray Licensed Instructor, and after tell me if something is not clear…
IMPOSSIBLE!
Ciro Sannino is very famous for creating simple and exhaustive lessons about V-Ray, photography and also technical tricks like in this demo!
Internet is literally invaded by tutorials about Gamma and V-Ray… each tutorial seems telling a different story. There’s nothing logical and finally the users just learn where poiting the mouse and click. Nothing more.
Ciro Sannino’s lessons go in the opposite way: very complex topics becomes simple in his hands, everything is clear and logical. This allow you to use your mind. Check this out:
(*) This is a demo lesson from Learnvray.com
Advantage of the interactive rendering engine running on both CPUs and GPUs in V-Ray for Maya. This will not only boost your speed but will allow making changes on a fly and immediately applying them to the scene.
In this Quick Tutorial I want to show you the basics of setting up a Vray Material in Maya. It is a really straight forward renderer so its pretty easy to use.
This video will show you how to use reflection and refraction parameters inside the Vray Material and will show you what the important checkboxes like fresnel and ior are doing.
An interesting work on a house immersed in nature and taken in every aspect. For more pictures click here.
How to create a simple day light setup using V-Ray and Maya. More info
Here’s a quick and flexible way to emulate the look of fog in the background of an image. I recently used this technique in the visualization of the Agami House in Yaffo. It’s true it might not look real enough but for most cases this really looks good enough and you have the added bonus of fast render and flexible edit inside Photoshop if the client ask for tweaks.
Continue to read here
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