Free 3d Tutorial - Creating virtual 360 Panorama
Everybody knows how important the visualization and its role is in presentation of the design to the end user with nice photorealistic images. But what if just the series of static images is not enough? What if the client wants a greater sense of presence and volume than the 2d bitmap images, while doing the animation is impractical because of the significant time and computational costs? The answ...
Free 3d Tutorial - Orthographic projection in 3ds Max and V-Ray
How to render a facade without the perspective using VRayPhysicalCamera? The answer is quite simple - in no way with completely no perspective. It is easy to guess that to get rid of perspective, you simply need to...
Free 3d Tutorial - Switching from VRayPhysicalCamera to standard
It is important to know how to go to a standard camera, even if the scene was originally set up to work with V-Ray Camera....
Free 3d Tutorial - Gamma 2.2 Tip
A quick tip for how to change Gamma to 2.2 in V-Ray and 3ds Max....
Free 3d Tutorial - Using Gamma 2.2
The detailed description of the work with Gamma 2.2 in V-Ray and 3ds Max....
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