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Introduction to Maya - Rendering in Arnold
This course will look at the fundamentals of rendering in Arnold. We'll go through the different light types available, cameras, shaders, Arnold's render settings and finally how to split an image into render passes (AOV's), before we then reassemble it i
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Thanks for your answer, -it's a pleasure seeing your work.
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@ben hobden: not yet.. I will graduate in December and after that start looking for a job..
@honestdom: thank you..
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I think I almost finished the render. If I'll have time I will do few corrections more.
I could say that this is my final render.
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GREAT work, you certainly kick arse Serzz!
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yes.. matching photo and render is really hard, but if you measure everything before it is much easier.. (camera focal lenght, height of camera, position of the lights..... ....)
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Render took 1hour and 35 minutes on 2 samples with Mental ray (production quality with a bit of optimisation on MAC) for resolution 1710 x 1210 px
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Also the star of the light was created in post production. I just don't know how to create it in Maya if it is possible...
For post-production I used Nuke...And I will try to do a bit twiking more but... there is still one thing that I would love to correct..
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Been good to watch this project Serzz. You obviously understand your cameras..
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