3ds Max + V-Ray Environment Fog: Tips for Creating Foggy and Moody Scenes

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For my course, 3ds Max + V-Ray Advanced Exteriors, I am developing new content with all the updated tools. In this video I am demonstrating the efficiency of the Vray Environment Fog and showing how to use it to create mood in your images. I am also showcasing my favorite feature, the V-Ray lightmix, or light mixer, along with others of the newer V-Ray frame buffer tools. In general, I think that chaos has really made some excellent improvements to their flagship V-Ray software. Follow along here to get some great demonstration on how to use V-Ray fog and other powerful tools that are designed to really unleash your creativity as a 3d artist, and get the technical stuff out of your way.
Keep in mind that there is a full exteriors course that develops this project from the beginning. In that course you can get A TON of tips and tricks for how to enhance your scenes, and it goes way beyond just V-Ray tools like fog. We use all sorts of different tools to really make the project shine. This is a good course for those who already have some arch viz skills but want to enhance them. Follow the links above to learn more about the full course, and also get a huge discount on it. It is usually around $10, which is a screamin' deal for 6 hours of instruction.
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What do you think about luminar is it's a good software for architecture for photo adjustment or not

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You know, I have never tried anything like that in this context, but I bet you could get all sorts of interesting results with that. I'm going to have to try it.