The Secret to Better Renderings in Vray for SketchUp

Most problems people run into with V-Ray for SketchUp come from getting too far into the rendering process too fast. In this video, we'll teach you "The Photographer Method", a 3-step approach that we teach our students in our V-Ray for SketchUp course that helps them understand how to think like a photographer in order to avoid early mistakes and create better renderings. Here's what we'll cover:

Introduction (00:00)

The 3 Steps of The Photographer Method
1⃣ Compose Your Shot (1:01)
2⃣ Light Your Scene (04:13)
3⃣ Enhance Your Final Image (11:34)

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[kotonbads]

Criminally underrated channel. as an intermediate artist, these are the things that I wished I've learned when I was still starting out. Kudos!

[tilbegunduz]

I am so enlighted by your channel and specifically this video ! 🤩 I’ve been doing it all wrong this whole time with the lights, and I did every mistake that you mentioned in this video 😢 And the LightMix tip, oh my God, that was a life saver info entirely ! Thanks for your great tips and amazing rhetoric, you made everything easy to understand 🤩

[gfxHuntr]

This guy is making Sketchup easiest program 😊

Thanks as much as i have learnt and more ❤

[kalpanar]

First time viewers., it's good and Clear, lighting and color., Related to rendering the object always perfer advance part., due to time schedule and the project.

[turabalikhan]

Brilliant video. I'm going to definitely try this method. I was making these mistakes that you mentioned in this video but now i will use this approach to set up my scenes.

[soskiB]

I am a beginner and learnt a ton! Thanks! I liked the additional funny scenes 😄

[carsten.unverzagt]

Nice and compact summary, very well done.

[Rosakru]

Thank you for using the pour over method for your coffee. Simply the best method for coffee flavours.

(and this was an awesome quick tutorial for vray5) 👍

[gustavo]

just waow ... your are so perfet guys !

[anojose]

2.1k likes. Bruh this video needs way more.

[josephhoward]

Great video! I'm working on my first rendering with Vray for Sketchup. The only problem is where the spotlights in the ceiling shine down to wall and cabinets below, there are strong unwanted horizontal lines. Any idea on how to approach that?

[danimordecai]

Hmmm I need to learn it in hours! I've got assignment due in 5 days😢

[juliemarkgamiao]

Thank you so much, Professor.
Really learning a lot, how can I avail a sketch up pro installer? How much would it cost me? Or can please help me with this, since I want to use sketch up for my designs. Thanks and God bless..

[wavecamtu]

It's the great tutorial I have ever seen! But I can't get a copy of the notes, the link doesn't work :(

[liamdmcl]

Let's say I just want to show the light fixtures in the scene, but I don't care if they're adding light because I have my 2-point lighting setup. Would it be easiest and better for render times if I just made them emissive materials instead of adding Vray lights to them?

[nahid]

please tell me, is it possible setting a parameter or creating constraint to any object without any plugin in SketchUp, if it is not possible then why they don't include this operation, I also want to use fillet tool as default

[RehyantakaPBumi]

Style design, detailing technical 3D, lighting, shadow perfecto 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 scene free to analysis ? Only student architecture ?

[shaushai]

HELP ME PLEASE...I deleted the "material, soften edge, default tray" section and the whole right side ... what should I do?

[Simon-Simon-Simon]

one question to anyone
why in VRAY when shift the model orientation the glazing shifts from see through to almost mirror on certain angles
this split in the glass between the 2 is annoying