Photorealistic Product Visualization Animation Using Blender and Unreal Engine 5 Tutorial

In this video, I will teach you how to make Photorealistic Product Visualization Renders Using Blender and Unreal Engine 5
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CPU : i9-13900k
GPU : RTX 3090
RAM: 64GB DDR5

[@xtricatestudios]

if you are interested in a full lighting course for Unreal Engine 5 you can check my Course here : www.udemy.com/course/introduction-to-lighting-in-unreal-engine-5-mastering-lumen

[@joslky]

hi, in the course, does it contain the working files u demostrated, so that i could follow ur steps one by one

[@xtricatestudios]

I provide links to all assets i use in the course

[@AysenKocakabak]

Thank you. this is how I think about my workflow as well. Somehow I try to manage set the environment better in unreal engine, my brain better integrates itself to 3d. thank you sharing your workflow.

[@xtricatestudios]

I'm glad you found this useful

[@appleujuicesucks]

BRO IM TELLING YOU DONT EVER STOP WHAT YOU ARE DOING PLSSSSSSSSS. THIS IS SOOOOOOOOO GOOOOOD. LIKE IDKKKKKKK U ARE A FUCKIN GENIUS!!!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

[@xtricatestudios]

Thank you so much 👍

[@user-fw8vb9lw5m]

Thank you man, You know how gorgeous and generous you are? You have shared your project man! Thank you ♥ and subscribed.

[@amod9935]

Perfect tutorial 🔥 , please make some cinematic product shot videos in future 🙌🏻

[@xtricatestudios]

Thanks. Sure i will do that in the future

[@bolbolegypttuber]

another important note
Local exposure in PPV will help you to control highlight areas
you can control highlight on texture on the bottle it will be Fantastic 👌💣💣

[@uknowverse]

STUNNING

[@tubaiqbal3436]

Awesome man
Kindly share more tutorials like this

[@bolbolegypttuber]

Amazing work
just i want to hit note
you can use indirect light from Reclight settings
it will help more for indirect light behind object without make higher intensity
just it
Thanks for wonderful tutorial

[@xtricatestudios]

Thanks for the tip!

[@binatheis]

Please, continue to make these type of product tutorials!!! you are phenomenal.

[@xtricatestudios]

Thank you

[@jandverg]

Great video! Learned a lot👍 Do you save a lot of time doing it this way in stead of just render in cycles?

[@xtricatestudios]

Yes Unreal Engine is much faster than cycles in blender

[@rtdietrich]

I like your Intro :-)

[@user-dq4wm2cw8f]

Amazing bro 🥵🥵

[@orcanimal]

40:30 exporting from Blender to UE5

[@orcanimal]

Incredibly informative. Would love more tutorials like this!

[@xtricatestudios]

Thanks! Will do!

[@dave3Dscratch]

thanks

[@jannovotny2737]

Picture Is overbright.... Texture doesnt look good, maybee stretched..

[@bkkaan52]

Does customer understands the visual difference between cycles and unreal engine? Because UE takes significantly less time

[@xtricatestudios]

It depends on the customer really. Sometimes, unreal is good enough other times, you need a path tracer. That is upto your judgment