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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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# 1 10-11-2010 , 06:17 AM

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# 2 10-11-2010 , 08:46 AM

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are you watching me or am I watching you?? rendered in?? Maya?

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# 3 10-11-2010 , 10:36 AM

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not sure the fake dof is working for me. try using maya dof or rendering a depth pass.

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# 4 10-11-2010 , 12:26 PM

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I would say don't blur the wall at all, only the balloons further back; it just gives the impression of a low-quality render.
I like everything else, though, and think it would be quite nifty if changed in the way I mentioned!

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# 5 10-11-2010 , 06:43 PM

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thanks for the comments folks!

@ Bullet, yes.. render in maya.. using Toon shaders and Maya Software. Which is what I am restricted to only in this render.

@ Hammer.Horror As for Maya DoF which else is there to use besides the one of the Camera settings?

the only Depth of Field settings I can find are under my Main_Render_Cam..

will be happy to try it another way if I knew how

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# 6 10-11-2010 , 10:00 PM

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create a depth pass and use a compositing program to blur it correctly.
you can create a depth pass by projecting a black and white ramp from the camera (this is also quite good for fog)
if you dont have a comp program then use maya dof i guess. but it works better than guessing in photoshop.

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