How to use 3ds Max Camera - Correctly!
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- How do you use the 3ds max camera correctly? in this 3ds max camera tutorial, I will go over how to use the iso, aperture, shutter speed, and a few other helpful tips. This is in depth (pun intended) to show you how to capture great depth of field shots using the camera in 3ds max.
If you have any questions or would like to see other tutorials. Please leave a comment below and I will do my best to make a video on it!
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One small error, 3d max is not just mainly used for stills there's a massive amount of animation and vfx work created using the software
can u make tutorial how to reduce noise in our scene?
because i always have trouble with noise and i really hate noise..
thanks you...
First thanks for watching! If you have any suggestions for videos please let me know :) Can even be photoshop tutorials. Just helps me keep videos coming out. enjoy the tutorial
what version 3d max have physical camera, i use 2015 not already that camera or maybe this is 2017 version?
Yes i am using 2017 here
like my guest, i will move in 2017 version
usually physical camera for vray, i not use vray for my animation job coz so heavy render.
thank you for infomation
its an awesome tutorial ! it is very helpful :)
but i have a question if it's ok
whats the difference between Physical, Target and Vray camera? depending on what do u choose the camera ?
Physical is the camera used in the video and the only one you really ever need to use.
Target: I believe but dont quote, is for animating because it is easier to move around
Vray camera does not exists anymore. They got rid of it in newer version
Basically use physical lol because you have more settings to control
Great Tutorial Thanks too much!!! have one question, if i dont want Depth of field and just want to get correct lighting for my scene, which is better control it from camera settings using f/number or Shutter speed, or from Light Multiplier, for example Plane light or Vray sun ?
How to adjust skewed object on perspective view in camera settings? I lost my real plan (object) it's turned inclined shape during I clicked on Guess horizontal.
How adjust shutter angle deg?
great tutorial, need more for Arnold 3ds max 2018....
awesome tutorial thank you so much for video it's really very helpful.
more than happy to help!
Dear I am much difficulty to fix camera in bathrooms, corridors and other small places. please make a tutorial on that asap....
when I place camera in corridor and tried to show full corridor, Its became longer like tail. All objects look ugly. same as bathrooms.
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its really very effective tut. thanks for that... i just wondering if u added sum bout bokeh effect would b nice..... anyway u life savier 😊
SuperAamir89 i should look into how to add the bokeh effect! maybe next video! good idea
Thank you!!!
thank you very much
Very helpful tutorial
Thank you for tutorial!
Excelente Amigo!!!!!
this may sound nooby but i cant use the mouse to roam around freely like in c4d easier
Alt+ScrollWheel (to rotate around an object)
ScrollWheel (to pan)
Hope this helps
thank you so much for video it's really very helpful.
Divesh Goel glad to help :)
i have question..why after finish render went i save i image become dark like the gamma have some problem..i all ready put the gamma to 2.2,but went save still dark need to over ride the gamma went save..can u explain to me how to fix the problem..thank you
Muhammad Ariff so the render looks fine until you save it? did i understand that correctly. if so i did some searching on google and seems to be a bug. if your auto saving, try to save from render output window. sorry i couldnt help more. odd problem
+VanLoon3D (VanLoon3d) yes..that correct..so i cant use frame buffer..only can use render window right??
@Muhammad When you save the image in V-Ray Frame buffer, in save dialog box there is option Gamma..
> Select override and in put value 2.2
> now when you save the image, it should be like you viewed in the V-ray frame buffer.
+Ankit Akhauri thank you so2 much...