i just wanted to ask don't we should shift to unreal because of it's ultimate quality and real time rendering, just wanted to know what are your thoughts and why people are still using corona or vray in archviz mostly i don't understand. wanted to have some clarity from someone professional
@@moatazibrahim3907 i saw their renders and compared with renders of corona and vray, golbal illumination pretty cool in unreal one can even generate an environment which could be undistinguishable from real world. i highly recommend you to have a look at quixel and Wessel Huizenga and many more.
@@moatazibrahim3907 it seems difficult because it has lot to offer to many industries but if we have to see specificly for archviz i think it is not that hard. we don't need most of things as we have to just texture and light the scene . i do believe it is quite a complex software but always see the possibilities it have to offer , one can stand easily out of crowd
In Corona, you can control reflections through the color - in this case, white and Reflection Level - in this case, 1. You can also control glossiness value, and you can increase Fresnel IOR to make materials more reflective. Watch my video on the basics of materials to learn more --> ua-cam.com/video/QV7bN5yfW0I/v-deo.html. Cheers! 😉
I'll suggest also adjusting the noise levels of the cutouts, in the case that it's too different from the background.
Yes, more photoshop tutorials please, your videos are very helpful
More to come!
Excellent tutorial! I will use this workflow in my work for sure. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Glad it was helpful!
As always. Your videos are very TOP. You are awesome. Please keep sharing. Thank you so much!
Please learn more about Photoshop and Corona🙏💓
I will think about more tutorials like this, thanks for your feedback 😀
Great Video!! Yes! we would like more videos...
Thank you for your feedback! 😉
Keep going 🧡
I will! Thank you ;)
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I'm a fan of your work 👍🏽👍🏽 but i think these added people are little brightened for this scene 🫤🙁
Hello, you use Corona Render very often. Do you prefer it to Vray?
i just wanted to ask don't we should shift to unreal because of it's ultimate quality and real time rendering, just wanted to know what are your thoughts and why people are still using corona or vray in archviz mostly i don't understand. wanted to have some clarity from someone professional
not ultimate quality + it's not that easy
@@moatazibrahim3907 i saw their renders and compared with renders of corona and vray, golbal illumination pretty cool in unreal one can even generate an environment which could be undistinguishable from real world. i highly recommend you to have a look at quixel and Wessel Huizenga and many more.
@@rohansingh1860 what do you think about the learning curve?
I think Unreal is future for architecture visualisation
@@moatazibrahim3907 it seems difficult because it has lot to offer to many industries but if we have to see specificly for archviz i think it is not that hard. we don't need most of things as we have to just texture and light the scene . i do believe it is quite a complex software but always see the possibilities it have to offer , one can stand easily out of crowd
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hi
Is it possible to download these house models?
Hiw did you make the glass so reflective?
Fresnal reflection
In Corona, you can control reflections through the color - in this case, white and Reflection Level - in this case, 1. You can also control glossiness value, and you can increase Fresnel IOR to make materials more reflective. Watch my video on the basics of materials to learn more --> ua-cam.com/video/QV7bN5yfW0I/v-deo.html. Cheers! 😉
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Thank you! ;)
Not you work
You student work im right
This is our work, students copy it...
@@ArchVizArtist But students have uploaded on your website