Lumion for ArchViz: Photorealistic Renderings in 3 Hrs @Learn-archViz

Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

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This is a teaser video for the latest course from LearnArchViz.com. There are many architectural visualization software programs out there that we have not covered before, and Lumion is one of them. So, in order to bring everyone good arch viz content, for the first time ever Learn Arch Viz has partnered with another instructor to bring this Lumion course to you. You can expect the same kind of quality you are used to, but with a totally different workflow.

Lumion is an interesting software because of its ease of use. In just a matter of a couple of hours, you can easily take a SketchUp model and have it fully rendered. And, they keep pushing the limits of what Lumion can create visually. You will see in the video that you can get pretty good results. The best part is that the learning curve is so much smaller than some of the other arch viz software workflows.

This course is coming soon to LearnArchViz.com and the associated Udemy learning channel.

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Stay tuned for more info. Projected release is sometime before Nov. 2019

Software used:
SketchUp
Lumion 9

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