Відео

@Imaitomoya Do you have an Instagram id? Where can I dm you?

すごくわかりやすい動画で参考にさせて頂いております！ショートカットのリンクが切れていますので再度UPして頂けないでしょうかm(_ _)m

No entiendo nada xd, pero es reconfortante ver como programa.

今でもたまに聞いてしまう。名曲。

ua-cam.com/video/DXDe-2BC4cE/v-deo.html 😇

Hey man, keep up with the good work

スキビディトイレ知ってるのか

Nice project , keep going Tomoya

Super interesting

Very interesting! Thanks for sharing

Very Insightful and practical video, this tell us about what the present scenarios have to offer

Yes - environments like this offer so much more than Zoom/Teams. My project was much smaller - only a "lecture hall" where I could meet my students for on-line classes, built in Spoke for Hubs. Really an amazing platform! So much more natural/organic for students to be able to walk around and converse with others nearby or participate in group exercises. This is the future, today.

while this is great, why does the graphics look like an eyesore

Hermosa canción elegiste :)

Thank you for your video.

Just watched the report on NHK about your project yesterday. It's in Taiwan PTS news as well. Well done. ua-cam.com/video/UYxZK_AsC6U/v-deo.html I tried to find the introduction video featured in your video but no luck. The link in your description is no longer available. If you can pm me or share here would be most appreciated.

Thank you so much for this. I would really appreciate if you keep making these tutorials, it's really helpful 🌻 I hope you stay healthy and continue making these tutorials Thank you :-)

fantastic, how did you make this? Any tutorials on this?

Thank you for posting this video.

Fantastic work! Would love to support your efforts.

Crazy!!

Amazing work!

Thanks for the comments! I just read them after 6 months... My major in the college was cinema and TV production. But I just kept drawing by myself!!

please make more videos on this!!

Hello and thank you for creating this very informative presentation. I am really enjoying getting insight into the Japanese film industry. I hope you can find the time and energy to post, I will subscribe for future updates.

I enjoyed this and found it interesting and insightful (and you've inspired me to be less afraid of new technology) but I don't want to design in an industry where we are expected to provide instantaneous designs. My best designs usually come when I have had a chance to sit with my ideas, discard some, consider others, etc. We really need to be able to step away from things for a minute and come back with fresh eyes. I don't want to be forced into running with the first idea I have.

Thank you for this video! I really appreciate how your desk just gets messier as you proceed, because I am very nervous about stuff like this, seeing it makes me feel batter to not to focus on it too much! Do you recommend sketching towards plastic figures or just by imagination?

What specifically did you study in college?

Keep going with this video’s, i’m a dutch production design student and your video’s are verry helpful. Thanks

The 2 videos about production design sketches are so helpful I hope you make more videos about it

ショートカットキー一覧表をダウンロードするにはどうすればいいですか？

Thanks for sharing. This is very insightful 👍✨

Some very interesting thoughts. Not sure I agree that we only have 1% design left in today's design process, perhaps that's more true for commercials. Nor am I ready to accept that everyone needs 'instant' design. There's a great beauty in the creative process of discovering the right design. However, I'm intrigued and would love to continue the dialogue.

Right On!

動画upありがとうございます。勉強になります。 今井さんがお使いのマウスを教えていただけますでしょうか？

hello I'm looking for someone to give me some online lessons.are you interested ? cohenlight@me.com

Thanks for posting... interesting. Only problem with this experiment is that your using high end/expensive components to test Octane and low end components to test keyshot. Would be a fairer comparison to have at least 12 cores (24 hyprethreaded) or so. Also both scenes could be optimised for their renderer in a more comparable way

Album Leaf

Song name?

now i own both licenses, and without doubt, Octane wins in every direction, with the computer i have. Octane uses GPU and Keyshot uses CPU to render, so the speed completely depends on what you have. but in my case, with GTX 970M + Core i7, which was a default setup of a so called "Gaming notebook" i bought online. both software made their major update at the end of last 2015, and still, Octane is one step ahead in terms of what you can do with the software.

Which's faster final ?

KeyshotとOctaneを比較してみました。OctaneはDemoです

WOW! This is absolutely amazing and deserves WAY more views :0 keep up the awesome work