Hi again ! I setup a photo studio, and render the thepot with a glass effect. And I got a good result ! Just have to play a bit more with the lights,, and glass settings. Thank you ! George
I got it working in the studio environment with a small object, but the work I am working on is still the same. I have a table top made of glass, and a showcase also made of glass, and they turn out really bad, no matter what I set it to... :( Can I send you my Skp file so you could have a look at it ?
I can't spend a whole lot of time on it, but I can glance at it and see if the problem jumps out at me. Send it to my contact info from this page - www.thesketchupessentials.com/contact/ - Thanks!
Very clear explanation, is it also possible for lumion to make a light studio for furniture renders, i am having a hard time with my black coated steel coffee table with a glass top. It would help me out tremendously if there would be a lumion tutorial about the light studio set up. Thank you :)
@@TheRenderingEssentials Justin, I watch alot of videos of instruction as I am new to sketchup and just started Vray. You explain things soooo well and easy to understand! Do you have any videos on camera setups and also post production? Keep up the great work as you have taught me sooooooooo much!!! :)
you can hold shift key will making the rectangle light it shows arrow with light direction, you can move to the other side and right click than its flipped
very helpful! what about lighting with out a set-up studio as background but rather a file you want to save as PNG with no background whatsoever, lighting tips, thanks!!
Hi Justin! Love watching your videos! I have a problem while rendering on vray sketchup and I can't seem to understand the problem. When rendering the final version is always pixelated. Can you help me please? Desperate to know cause I cant find a way
Such a great video! thank you for sharing your knowledge! I followed the tutorial and it all went well except that my whitebalance seems off and my whole render has a blue tinge but I can't figure out where those settings are and how to fix them? Have you done any videos that could maybe help me? thanks! :)
Here you go - More info on my PC here - kit.com/TheSketchUpEssentials/sketchup-modeling-and-youtube-creation-kit - I had to go with a higher power rig as I'm also using VR. I use GPU rendering and CPU rendering on my PC. Thanks!
I have a question. my vray frame buffer doesn't work like how it's working with you. I have to put it on render every time to see. it just doesn't work like yours. please help!
Thanks for the answer. It´s not hard, and it is a good tut, but im trying to build a studio light for a furniture piece and i´m not getting good results. Can you help me?
Oh nooooo😭, you're so clear on these teaching videos! Thanks justin😀
when you place your plane light, hold the shift first click and then use ctrl to quickly switch the direction of the light. An arrow pops up
Thanks Justin,it's really good idea to set up virtual studio for my products :)
Thank you for the video. Your explanations make it so easy
you are a saviour my man!! Thanks
you are the best, thanks a lot
Bro! This is really helpful! Thanks a lot man... Good job 👍👏
Glad it helped!
Youre the best mate!
This is a very helpful video.
I will make a studio, and try to render some glass effects.
Thank you Justin !
Let me know if it helps or not! Thanks for watching!
Hi again !
I setup a photo studio, and render the thepot with a glass effect.
And I got a good result !
Just have to play a bit more with the lights,, and glass settings.
Thank you !
George
AWESOME! If you ever find out what setting was giving you that particular poor result before, let me know - I'm curious. Glad you got it working!
I got it working in the studio environment with a small object, but the work I am working on is still the same.
I have a table top made of glass, and a showcase also made of glass, and they turn out really bad, no matter what I set it to... :(
Can I send you my Skp file so you could have a look at it ?
I can't spend a whole lot of time on it, but I can glance at it and see if the problem jumps out at me. Send it to my contact info from this page - www.thesketchupessentials.com/contact/ - Thanks!
Excelent tutorial! So easy to go along too! Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Very clear explanation, is it also possible for lumion to make a light studio for furniture renders, i am having a hard time with my black coated steel coffee table with a glass top. It would help me out tremendously if there would be a lumion tutorial about the light studio set up. Thank you :)
I'm so happy that I was the 667th like. I feel like I avoided a curse!
Awesome tutorial. Very didatic.
Another tip is increasnig the apperture on Camera Settings so color are more vivid =)
Keep the awesome work!
Nice - will have to try this!
Your tutorials are AWESOME!👊🏻
Thank you! :)
@@TheRenderingEssentials Justin, I watch alot of videos of instruction as I am new to sketchup and just started Vray. You explain things soooo well and easy to understand! Do you have any videos on camera setups and also post production? Keep up the great work as you have taught me sooooooooo much!!! :)
Holyshit you really did one for me! Thanks so much j!!! Yo are the bomb man!
Thanks James - glad you liked it!
you can hold shift key will making the rectangle light it shows arrow with light direction, you can move to the other side and right click than its flipped
Sweet - will have to try this!
Muito obrigado amigo. Me ajudou muito .
Brilliant tutorial, very helpful!!!
Really glad that it helped!
very nice tutorial. thanks!
Excelent tutorial!!!!!
And very helpfull.
Keep going on.
Thanks very much - glad you liked it! :)
that was so helpful! thank you
Glad it was helpful!
very helpful! what about lighting with out a set-up studio as background but rather a file you want to save as PNG with no background whatsoever, lighting tips, thanks!!
I don't understand...
Finally got it! Thanks Justin 😹
:)
Hi Justin,
Are the models need to be made made with mesh to reach photorealistic look?
Just perfect
:)
very helpful thank you
Glad you liked it!
Hi Justin! Love watching your videos! I have a problem while rendering on vray sketchup and I can't seem to understand the problem. When rendering the final version is always pixelated. Can you help me please? Desperate to know cause I cant find a way
Such a great video! thank you for sharing your knowledge! I followed the tutorial and it all went well except that my whitebalance seems off and my whole render has a blue tinge but I can't figure out where those settings are and how to fix them? Have you done any videos that could maybe help me? thanks! :)
Can you change the color of your artificial lights?
👌
Your Videos rock! Thx! Can you tell us about the PC you are using? CPU/GPU? Desktop-Resolution? Is Vray only using the CPU?
Here you go - More info on my PC here - kit.com/TheSketchUpEssentials/sketchup-modeling-and-youtube-creation-kit - I had to go with a higher power rig as I'm also using VR. I use GPU rendering and CPU rendering on my PC. Thanks!
Thanks for the Infos!
does anyone empliment the leson on a fil so i can download it and move my model to the studio ?
I have a question.
my vray frame buffer doesn't work like how it's working with you.
I have to put it on render every time to see.
it just doesn't work like yours.
please help!
What version?
Vray next
Don't know - I don't have Vray Next...
İ had the same. All you need is to rotate the light from up to down. The light side must be up
Is this possible to do same things with vray 2.0?
Thank you for the tutorial
No clue - I haven't tried it in 2.0. Did you try it to see if it works?
yes vray2 has all these functions described in the video
Your eye really creeping me out haha
but good content bro!!
Hmmm...
Awesome tutorial! Could you share the file pls?
It really shouldn't be hard to make your own based on the information in the tutorial...
Thanks for the answer. It´s not hard, and it is a good tut, but im trying to build a studio light for a furniture piece and i´m not getting good results. Can you help me?