I used a similar approach with 360 photos from street view. Modeled a mushroom shaped spheroid that worked as a solid hdri, snapped to ground and then lowered by just a bit, then photoshopped the 360 photo to enhance the different brightnesses, and used it with emissive. Kept the PSD of it in order to make adjustments. It can be done with most photos especially if the subject's at the centre, by following the tutorial to turn photos into environments, but the final aspect ratio doesn't have to be 2:1. It's harder when the subject is in a corner, maybe enclosed by objects, so there lots of guessing is required
I downloaded your starting studio template and it's amazing! I've been using keyshot for years but never bothered with a studio before. Now the products looks better than ever!
This is very helpful Will. If I had an ask for a deeper dive into a subject, it would be how to effectively work HDRIs into renders in such a way that it looks convincing.
Right. That's tough. I mean, not impossible, but can be tricky since ideally you want/need HDR content for that. Still a good request. I have some ideas that might help if I can work them into a future tutorial!
I just discover your channel, awesome tutorials and super well explained, thank you very much for sharing! PS: I think the link for the project files redirects to this video instead of downloading.
Thanks, it would be better if you made a detailed step by step tutorial... Anyhow great tutorial and learnt a new way of adding background image on planes and also dramatic lighting technique... Followed for more tutorials and skills.
Hey Will!! This is very helpful and awesome content! I just downloaded this tutorial from your website, however it does not contain the Keyshot file on the ZIP file... Is there a way you can update it on your vault, so I can replicate as is, this tutorial? Thanks Will, I really appreciate your help!!
Please make a tutorial on realistic looking milk in a glass bottle please! I have been struggling to make the milk look right as it always turned out to be black inside glass bottle.
You need to use the translucent material for the milk. Make sure it has the correct IoR value. Also, make sure the milk is protruding into the glass material. Finally, render with caustics on and in product mode and all should be good!
Where you throwing shade at Solidworks?! why? i love solidworks best program ever!!!! :D also can you try fixing my renderings on one of your i try to fix your rendering vids pls i would love to know what i am doing wrong and how i can improve thanks for all the hours you put in to teach us you are the reason why i bought keyshot i felt confident after watching your videos thanks a bunch
Hey! I really apprecaite you comment and the support. I was poking fun at Solidworks, but honestly, the tools don't matter. Use what you have and do the best you can with it. No doubt, it's got plenty of features that Fusion360 does not have.
Can keyshot actually render glass transparent ??? How can I render transparent glass, not just the body but the see-through part of the glass as transparent? P.S I have checked Include alpha transparency Background: Color Image: Basic
Thanks Will, awesome content! This is not lazy method, this is just a lifesaver.
I used a similar approach with 360 photos from street view. Modeled a mushroom shaped spheroid that worked as a solid hdri, snapped to ground and then lowered by just a bit, then photoshopped the 360 photo to enhance the different brightnesses, and used it with emissive. Kept the PSD of it in order to make adjustments.
It can be done with most photos especially if the subject's at the centre, by following the tutorial to turn photos into environments, but the final aspect ratio doesn't have to be 2:1.
It's harder when the subject is in a corner, maybe enclosed by objects, so there lots of guessing is required
Nice! Yeah, it's fun to figure out different approaches when it comes to 3D. I like your method here!
I downloaded your starting studio template and it's amazing! I've been using keyshot for years but never bothered with a studio before. Now the products looks better than ever!
That's great to hear! Thanks for letting me know!
This was absolutelly PERFECT! OMG lifesaver!
Great!
Excellent Will! This is a lot more versatile than trying to find that perfect backplate or HDRI. Going to try this!
This kind of videos are super useful and fast to learn. Thanks Will.
Glad to hear that!
Man you're just the best. I LOVE being lazy and get good results. Love it.
You and me both! haha
I love the subtle Solidworks knock :-D
hahaha
This is very helpful Will. If I had an ask for a deeper dive into a subject, it would be how to effectively work HDRIs into renders in such a way that it looks convincing.
Right. That's tough. I mean, not impossible, but can be tricky since ideally you want/need HDR content for that. Still a good request. I have some ideas that might help if I can work them into a future tutorial!
It's really amaizing
I just discover your channel, awesome tutorials and super well explained, thank you very much for sharing! PS: I think the link for the project files redirects to this video instead of downloading.
Oh, no! I'll make sure to fix that. Sorry. Okay, now it's fixed!
Thanks. This trick with window is just simple genius...
It works surprisingly well!
Superb ! Gonna give it a shot for sure.
Excellent!
Excellent 😊👍🏻
Thanks for the visit
Mágico. Gracias hermano!
The return on investment isn’t really lazy in my opinion. Nice work.
Ahaha, thanks. There are no 'real' shortcuts. But having fun with a different approach for sure.
Спасибо!!!! Это то что я долго искал и никак не мог освоить!
Glad to hear that!
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Aweeesome! Thanks :)
No problem!
Brilliant Will, thanks
Thanks Mark!
Learning so many tricks from you. Great work bro!!!
Awesome! Glad to hear that.
!!!! Thank you for always~^^ㅎㅎ
amazing
Glad you think so!
Super!
Very impressive!
Thank you! Cheers!
Not entirely sure how I ended up here, but I did. Hey Will!
That's wild! Small world, haha. Wow, nice to hear from you!
Thanks, it would be better if you made a detailed step by step tutorial... Anyhow great tutorial and learnt a new way of adding background image on planes and also dramatic lighting technique... Followed for more tutorials and skills.
Detailed is what most of my other videos are. I was playing around with different formats in this case. Thanks for your comment!
Woww.. Nicee
: D
Really, really nice.
Glad you think so!
@1:23 this one is epic. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
VeggieCAD?
@@WillGibbons No it's "saladworks"
Hey Will!! This is very helpful and awesome content! I just downloaded this tutorial from your website, however it does not contain the Keyshot file on the ZIP file... Is there a way you can update it on your vault, so I can replicate as is, this tutorial? Thanks Will, I really appreciate your help!!
Sorry. I didn't save the KeyShot file. But I include everythign you need to be able to make it yourself. You can follow the steps in the video!
Man i love your videos, wish you made cinema4d tutorials 🥺
I hear there's a pretty solid group of greyscale gorillas creating some C4d goodness!
The salad works joke hit hard
With French dressing.
nice
great
you are really the boss 😀
Please make a tutorial on realistic looking milk in a glass bottle please! I have been struggling to make the milk look right as it always turned out to be black inside glass bottle.
You need to use the translucent material for the milk. Make sure it has the correct IoR value. Also, make sure the milk is protruding into the glass material. Finally, render with caustics on and in product mode and all should be good!
Great content as always, thank you :)
Hi Will, love your tutorials. I was wondering is there anyway to mimick a gemstone when exporting to gbl for AR?
Not that I know of! Sorry.
Where you throwing shade at Solidworks?! why? i love solidworks best program ever!!!! :D also can you try fixing my renderings on one of your i try to fix your rendering vids pls i would love to know what i am doing wrong and how i can improve thanks for all the hours you put in to teach us you are the reason why i bought keyshot i felt confident after watching your videos thanks a bunch
Hey! I really apprecaite you comment and the support. I was poking fun at Solidworks, but honestly, the tools don't matter. Use what you have and do the best you can with it. No doubt, it's got plenty of features that Fusion360 does not have.
Is Fusion 360 better than solidworks? Which one are u choose?
Hi, Please i want to ask if there is a way to render out my performance mode view out, if i take screenshot of it, it gets blur. Thanks
Nope. Not that I'm aware of. Not sure why you're seeing blurry images. Is depth of field on?
perfect
Can keyshot actually render glass transparent ???
How can I render transparent glass, not just the body but the see-through part of the glass as transparent?
P.S I have checked Include alpha transparency
Background: Color
Image: Basic
Not the way you are asking. And I'm not sure many (if any) render engines do.
So THIS is why you get paid the big bucks. Damn that's nice. Thanks for sharing.
Lol. If only it worked that way... 😂
wow
:)
Best industrial design joke ever. Not salad works.
Couldn't help myself, haha
Dude, there is nothing lazy about that method!
Weeeelllllll, haha, it's pretty effective for how little work it is when compared to making a fully-3d kitchen. That's no fun.
Salad Works 🤣🤣🤣🤣✌🏻
this video for beginner tooo fast can you take this video again with slowly please
You can use the controls to watch it at a slower speed. ;)
@@WillGibbons yes i know that but we can catch your keyshot tricks :D
I be thinking HDRI is lazy method
Haha, true. The lazy method that still looks pretty good? Not quite as clickable, haha
@@WillGibbons Its be quite nice if HDRI be having height map for shadows.
Well..not that lazy tho..😄
I mean... some work involved yes, but that's kinda just the 3D way. haha