Studio Lighting and Three Point Lighting System with #3dsMax and #Vray

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[KkmagnoBragaNeves]

I now have my studio to display my 3d objects! Thankfully, this was the best tutorial on studio lighting I've ever seen!

[yaliduc]

This is a tutorial. The best one I’ve ever seen. Thank you so much.

[alimatoori]

that was so informative tutorial. you just shared some golden tricks with us. picking luminous to control shadows and brightness separately was the thing I have searched for. Thx to you bro

[ddesigner]

Denis Keman, good luck with your work

[latefa]

Best video I've seen on studio ligting, thank you :)

[mikbal]

I like your content sir. Wish to see your new videos more often. Thank you!

[bachutiemphim]

Thank you very much. Very informative and easy to follow.

[ziadtarek]

Sir, That was a great video and really helpful

[pius]

Although I am on Vray for Sketchup, does not have the comprehensive control 3D Max has, but the concept is very helpful. Thank you!

[Dexquestd]

Such wonderful content. This is really really amazing. Thank you so much for this and looking forward to watching more from you.

[takumishantesano]

I really like your works always, Great!! would like to see more V-ray lights setting
videos

[ShoaibAQKhan]

Very informative. Learnt a great deal.

[yosibashusha]

Thank very good instraction like always. i have a quastion how in the ipr you always see the result from your camera even if you go to deferent view?
my always change the view that i press on it.

[nidhijainbafna]

please make few videos on ceiling designs using splines.

[javedkhanmustafa]

My client want to put human in this type of rendering, but when i use 3d model, scene dont look real, any solution for that this pls help

[GkWithPratik]

how to make prodoct animation in 3ds max

[jhilld]

I'm running 2021 & vray 5 hotfix2 - both a fresh install. I followed exactly using same hdri but my render is very much darker. Max gamma is 2.2, default exposure control, etc.. Any ideas?