Corona 9 + 3Ds Max – Architectural Lighting Workshop | Download Free

What you'll learn
Creating Exterior Realistic Light in Corona render
Speed up work in 3ds max on architectural projects
4 different lighting states for architectural scenes
Work with HDRI and Corona Sun
Requirements
Installed 3ds max from the official website version 2019 and above
Corona render from version 4 and higher.
Initial knowledge of 3ds max
Moso Quick Environment (can be purchased separately)
Description
Learn to Create Realistic Lighting in Your Architectural Projects in Just MinutesWelcome to this practical workshop where you'll learn to create realistic exterior lighting for your architectural projects quickly and easily using 3ds Max and Corona in just two hours.We will cover the main types of exterior lighting:DayDuskArtificialOvercastWe will also share smart life hacks to set up each of these lighting schemes step-by-step, making it easier for you to achieve beautiful results in a short amount of time.This workshop is suitable for:Beginners who are interested in architectural visualization and have basic skillsArchitects and designers who want to present their projects effectivelySkilled artists who want to further structure and improve their skillsFor those who want to dive deeper into the topic, we will also show you how to create hybrid exterior lighting.The workshop is recorded especially for practical work so that you can quickly and effectively apply it to your current work. We will use scripts for staging light and recommendations that we have developed in more than 15 years of practice with architectural projects.We can't wait to see the amazing results you will achieve with these techniques and hope you enjoy the workshop!
Overview
Section 1: Lighting workshop
Lecture 1 Studen's works
Lecture 2 Theory
Lecture 3 Day light
Lecture 4 Night light
Lecture 5 Sun sky
For 3D artists and architects who want to speed up the production of photorealistic renders of exteriors
Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/corona-9-3ds-max-architectural-lighting-workshop/