3D People in Archvis: Show Them the Right Way

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In this beginner friendly video, we take a look at how you should utilize 3D people and characters in your renders. Firstly, we look at how you should not use them, and then take a look at how to fix these common mistakes. We also look at using AI tools to enhance your 3D people.
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[@nic-ori]

Thanks! Useful information.👍👍👍

[@viarender]

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! Cheers.

[@TheLegendMythMan]

I mostly agree, but I use characters close to camera with great success.
You just need to avoid eye contact and to much details, there fore I tend to blur or smudge them.
Also on the point of diversity you should always use a set of characters that are appropriate for the setting.
Maybe older people don't belong in a preschool building and people in suits usually don't go to the beach.

[@viarender]

Totally agree with point that context matters with people! I like the blurring option too. Thanks for watching and commenting, its great to have a dialogue with viewers!