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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 16-11-2011 , 10:46 AM

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Okay, i am working on a project with a 'turbosquid model' of a man. I was having trouble selecting his lungs through his skin layer. So, i turned his skin off in the materials box to right of screen.
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now its not viable on the screen where do i go to flick the switch to turn the b**ger back on?

Thanks for hooking up a newbee!!

Simon.

keep it Anamorphic.

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# 2 16-11-2011 , 11:02 AM

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Look in windows, outliner.............dave

Edit:used the hide option in display to hide stuff

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# 3 17-11-2011 , 12:36 PM

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Dave the Hero

You are a massive legend Dave. cheers. user added image

such a simple thing but if you don't know what your looking for your skuppered. I have been thrown in at the deep end and I'm trying to animate render and light with no training. like i said, thanks. Not even a little "lol...newbee".

if you ever need any HDSLR filming/assistance let me know mate.

WAHOOO!! user added image

keep it Anamorphic.

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# 4 17-11-2011 , 01:04 PM

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you have an anamorphic lens for an SLR?

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# 5 17-11-2011 , 03:37 PM

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i wish. I do love the anamorphic look though.

this is the guy for the anamorphic https://www.eoshd.com/

sorry to disappoint Dave.

keep it Anamorphic.

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# 6 17-11-2011 , 04:07 PM

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ha! have you ever tried to track an anamorphic shot? you might not like anamorphic lenses so much.

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# 7 17-11-2011 , 04:18 PM

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can't say i've tried that being a massive Newbie. but i'll take your word for it that its user added image

keep it Anamorphic.

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# 8 17-11-2011 , 07:02 PM

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just for my own edification an anamorphic lens stretches a wide screen image such that it fills a normal film frame (standard 4:3 ratio). The image uses the entire frame but the image is distorted from its widescreen aspect ratio. Then the image needs to be projected back through a complimentary lens to project it back at the proper wide screen aspect ratio.

Is this the correct idea?

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# 9 17-11-2011 , 07:19 PM

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yeah thats about it.
you get some artefacts that people like
lens flare
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bokeh

there is a lot of distortion on these lenses as you can imagine. Its just a real hassle to track them. We dont often get anything anamorphic tho. user added image