Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
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Camera settings are essential to any good rendering, and they play an essential role in developing good compositions for your images. To do this, you have to understand how the camera works, and how the essential settings come into play. IMO, the best camera available is the V-Ray physical camera. This short tutorial goes over Vray camera settings, especially the basic and essential ones for making good compositions in Vray for 3ds Max. Of course, this is just a snippet, and in the full course we dive deep into all the advanced V-Ray camera settings, and show how they fit into the overall professional arch viz workflow that is outlined in the course. Check out this video if you are new to the V-Ray camera or to photography in general.
FULL COURSE, 3ds Max + V-Ray: Arch Viz PRO in 6 Hrs, found HERE (exclusive YouTube discount): pro-courses.learnarchviz.com/p/3ds-max-v-ray-3ds-max-pro-in-6-hrs?coupon_code=ARCHIMENTORSB
Find free courses, 3d models and other resources HERE: learnarchviz.com/courses-landing-page
Camera settings are essential to any good rendering, and they play an essential role in developing good compositions for your images. To do this, you have to understand how the camera works, and how the essential settings come into play. IMO, the best camera available is the V-Ray physical camera. This short tutorial goes over Vray camera settings, especially the basic and essential ones for making good compositions in Vray for 3ds Max. Of course, this is just a snippet, and in the full course we dive deep into all the advanced V-Ray camera settings, and show how they fit into the overall professional arch viz workflow that is outlined in the course. Check out this video if you are new to the V-Ray camera or to photography in general.
