Realism with Corona Renderer (Episode 1)

Hello Everyone

Here is the start of a new series of 10 Episodes🎞
We are going to rework your scenes from scratch in terms of materials, Lighting and image composition.
Feel free to send me your scene on my email address (More Info in the video)

Camera Resolution Mod:

🚩Poliigon Converter:

➥➥Software in use:

☛Autodesk 3ds Max:

☛Corona Renderer:

☛Relink Bitmaps:
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Music without copyright - Attribution not required
Artist: Jesse Gallagher | Track: The Golden Present

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[mahasenaboud]

I can't stop thanking you for this wonderful video. You are truly amazing

[islamghaith]

To be honest ... I’m getting better every single day because of your lessons and your simple tricks.. I’m using corona 5 now it’s quite better and faster. When I started this work I was miserable like the worst thing.. took me hours and days even years to improve my abilities and skills but always I can get smth new from you .. just like watching your videos and I hope you can make it my friend..if you have time I have a project to send later maybe... many thanks and stay safe ♥️

[bangbang]

You are a hero! Everytime I feel stuck with my ugly rendering I would watch your video and follow. Thank you for the thorough and clear explanation, it helped a Please continue sharing

[darthD]

hi..i got qs. appreciate it if u wld answer it.
why did u align between materials on material editor on minute 28:35?
does it affect anything on the rendering process or else?

[ArchiO]

keep going i believe ur videos will reach more than In future

[sbsevenart]

As a Corona user myself I like saving the final renders as cxr, it gives a few advantages like: 1. you can "play" with the final images by opening them in the Corona editor and generate basically infinite versions from just 1 image and 2. you can always render them just a "bit" and if for some reason you want to resume later you can. Oh, and another thing, I always like to work on layers so that my ceiling is easy to be hidden and interacting with various parts of the space is time effective (I know this max scene was received, I'm saying this as a general idea)

[ninalukic]

Great tutorial Roy! Looking forward to next episodes! Big Thank You!

[Joakimcomicscenter]

For each and every video I watch of yours, I learn something new. Looking forward for more episodes of this series

[krzysztofbogdanowicz]

Great - clear and comprehensive video !

[rohanbharti]

Tried modelling and rendering on your scene thankyou for the video🤟

[honebd]

smooth and excellent to learn. I am starting to be a new CORONA render.

[nakshatraparekh]

Super Explanation Sir very very special things!!! Thank you so much for this Tutorial !!!

[ghidaghida]

Thank you Roy Ghaya you are amazing God bless you!

[carlosspct]

Great tutorial and all the files to download. Wow, this is the good stuff. :-) Thank you so much, Roy!

[A.N.J]

great job as always .... please where can i get cars for corona? Thank you.

[dwiardyevander]

Finally, that's what I waiting for.
Thank you bro

[kaypeesancon]

thank u sir ur work is my inspiration in learning corona in 3dsmax. keep postig sir!

[adityasawhney]

Amazing work brother. But A gentle suggestion as you might need to(as you say) crank up your voiceover volume as well. It's very low.

[vanyaali]

nice work, please can you hepl me how can i rendered high qualety and realistic render? thank you.

[dedeariandy]

Thankyou for the outstanding tutorial this is amazing .. btw super big thanks again XD, can't wait to see another tutorial. Keep it up roy