You forgot to set filmback. The sensor size of Nikon D5100 is 23.6mm x 15.6mm. 17mm focal lenght is 25.5mm on full frame sensor. Also you do a great job. 🙌
You're right, can't believe I missed that so thanks for posting the correction. For those watching the tutorial, select your camera, go to the attribute editor, under 'Film Back', enter the respective dimensions under 'Camera Aperture (mm)'. As Denis explained, the backplate in the tutorial uses a Nikon D5100 which you can find in the image properties. You then have to do a search online for the actual sensor size, with the Nikon D5100 being 23.6mm x 15.6mm.
Man, these tutorials are great. I do struggle a bit to translate the carpaint and "noise clamping" nodes to vray. But seeing your latest video I hope there's a chance you'll do a vray version of this tutorial 😊 thanks man, already a great help so far.
Hey. I love your tutorials, but why you wouldn't use a flow check map to check reflections and flow on the car body. Though the blinn would only show highlights, the reflection could be fuzzy right. I know it will never be proper in polygonal modelling like how nurbs class A surface would. Would like to know your opinion on this. Thanks for making free tutorials available for everyone as well.
i just found that i can use vrayberconnoise instead of Ainoise for my render in vray Do you know which node can i use instead of AI range for vray?? Also great job in your videos man you are great!
Hey , Can you do a video on how to use the GPU in Arnold? When I selected it , 80% of the times Maya crashes when rendering ( I have a RTX 3080 ) Thanks a lot
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You forgot to set filmback. The sensor size of Nikon D5100 is 23.6mm x 15.6mm.
17mm focal lenght is 25.5mm on full frame sensor. Also you do a great job. 🙌
You're right, can't believe I missed that so thanks for posting the correction. For those watching the tutorial, select your camera, go to the attribute editor, under 'Film Back', enter the respective dimensions under 'Camera Aperture (mm)'.
As Denis explained, the backplate in the tutorial uses a Nikon D5100 which you can find in the image properties. You then have to do a search online for the actual sensor size, with the Nikon D5100 being 23.6mm x 15.6mm.
Thank you, great insight how to render correctly the final model with the shadows, was looking for something like this for a while👍
Man, these tutorials are great. I do struggle a bit to translate the carpaint and "noise clamping" nodes to vray. But seeing your latest video I hope there's a chance you'll do a vray version of this tutorial 😊 thanks man, already a great help so far.
Another bad ass video On Mars 3D ! Keep it up ! Big love from Aus
Oh my god very phenomenal work sir thank you for that🤩🤩🤩🤩
best series on yutube
Appreciate it!
Thanks for sharing. Good job!
Great series . I will try to follow it in Blender at some point
Naice man
Perfect
Great!
After this will you clear the rigging part
Hey. I love your tutorials, but why you wouldn't use a flow check map to check reflections and flow on the car body. Though the blinn would only show highlights, the reflection could be fuzzy right. I know it will never be proper in polygonal modelling like how nurbs class A surface would. Would like to know your opinion on this. Thanks for making free tutorials available for everyone as well.
Good point, I use flow check maps for any hard surface modeling so I could cover a tutorial on how to use it in practice.
@@OnMars3D Thanks : )
i just found that i can use vrayberconnoise instead of Ainoise for my render in vray
Do you know which node can i use instead of AI range for vray??
Also great job in your videos man you are great!
Do you have any intention to repeat this video but using vray for Maya ?
It's one of my older videos, but you can find it here: th-cam.com/video/bkWataJdYC8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=mcj_rhMQTWz6QG23
Loved the video, very detailed but can you make the same workflow video with Maya using Vray as the render engine ?
Yeah, hoping to jump back to some V-Ray 5 tutorials soon!
@@OnMars3D Great ! Looking forward to it and thanks in advance for the tutorial 😁
Hey , Can you do a video on how to use the GPU in Arnold? When I selected it , 80% of the times Maya crashes when rendering ( I have a RTX 3080 ) Thanks a lot
Try Renderman or something Different like Redshift, With Dense scenes, Arnold is not usually the best. but also maybe play around with the sampling.
I really didn't do anything besides set the render settings to RTX. I would check your Nvidia drivers are up to date.
Completely lost after the Render Layer Part.
How so? I know it was a bit complicated but I want to make sure I don't lose people during my tutorials.