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Hi! I'm excited to share a new lesson on setting up lighting and cameras for a bedroom scene. A few simple but effective methods to get clean and professional results.What we’ll cover:- What should you pay attention to?- Where does lighting setup actually begin?- How to correctly use a default material when the scene is too dark?- How many camera angles are optimal for a bedroom?- What settings help speed up rendering?You'll find answers to all of this in the lesson.

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3D STOREYOUTUBEWORKSHOP 3DSMAX AND CORONAINSTAGRAM

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066 - Quick algorithm for setting up clean lighting. Cameras (English)

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Haneet Khanna

just a quick feedback. from vlad who is father of vray. he says its same for corona. he says always use tent filter with intel denoiser and not use corona high quality denoiser . it should not be taken as default. vray was trained on tent and intel denoiser. same for corona. always use intel denoiser and tent. it will reduce your render time to 5 times. i tried it. it works

Haneet Khanna

thank you teacher. i dont doubt your knowledge. i have learnt so much from you.

Anastasiia Reznichenko - 3D viz

It’s ok) I don’t often aim to save time, since I have powerful hardware, but it’s something many people really need — especially when it comes to animation.

Haneet Khanna

what i like about ur videos is you share all knowledge and dont hide any secrets. so, thank you mentor. hugs