Hello guys, I am selling my scenes 📸(full package : models textures materials lighting and so on...) Hit me up on email : gturmanidze1993@gmail.com www.artstation.com/a/14431733
Honestly, these are one of these tutorials that everyone needs to see I genuinely struggle to add that realistic touch in my renders because it just feels too CGI and this will help a lot. For some reason the video chapters disappeared last time I saw it so I might put this here so I can use this for future reference 0:33 Glass 2:16 Render Settings 3:17 (How to use) Denoiser 4:26 Increase Ambient Lighting 6:05 Nvidia Settings 6:32 Face Orientation 7:39 Bevel 9:35 Duplicate 11:09 Make it Sharper 12:03 Websites for assets/materials/Hdris
This is one of the best tutorial I've seen for blender , I've learnt so much in this one video of yours , please make more tutorials , I'm eagerly waiting for more tutorials! Great job !!! Your renders just too beautiful!!
wow finally i got the answer for what i asked you at instagram 3 years ago. and now you made this video which can explain further. i can't wait for more video from you 👍🏻
Waow that tutorial is SO valuable !! That's exactly the little extra touch of spice I needed for my renders. Many thanks ! Gonna rewatch it every week haha ! 😍
Finally i found your tutorial, I've followed you since 2017, your renders are super amazing both interiors and exteriors. Your belong that small number of great artists. Oh let me watch this video.... I always go to artistation to see your recent projects.
I've been using blender for 3 months now, and how come i didn't come across That Duplicate Tip. It's a lifesaver! ძალიან მაგარ საქმეს აკეთებ, წარმატება TH-cam-ზე და მადლობა ასეთი მაგარი ვიდეოს გაზიარებისთვის! :)
Your render settings are so weird! Really looking forward for a nice explanation about it! I'm starting on the archviz biz on blender, planning on making tutorials on portuguese for aspiring interior designers. Your knowledge would be very welcomed! Thank you for this video.
thank you! I am still struggling a little bit about exposure... and the render settings are much differents from yours so I don't understand... so I hope I will find something else among your videos :)
best best best please make more useful videos like this , you have cool renderings on artstation , more lessons on interiors and exteriors would be great
I would love a few explanations if you have a minute… 1. Why do you have total bounces at 100, but diffuse, and glossy at 3? The 3 will override the 100… 2. Why do you increase the strength of the background of the hdri? Isn’t that unrealistic? I think increasing exposure in the settings would be more realistic. In photography, I have to increase exposure in my camera, I cannot increase the light of the atmosphere lol 3. What sun strength do you use? Because again, whoever created cycles has the intellect level of a dead squirrel… the sun is not measured in actual light measurement, but rather is measured in 1, 2, 3, 4 etc
I am looking forward to the follow-up tutorials. Could you please make it at 1080 resolution so that it can be easier to identify. Of course, it's good now. thanks.
Thank you for this video, very informative and I look forward to many more. I am always looking for the basics of optimizing settings, I have a RTX 3080 and I want to get the best out of it and make sure I have all of the tick boxes correct :)
very interesting, I like your videos and your portfolio. May I ask? in your video, what computer specs are you using? I see your vieport rendering is very fast.
I am working in Blender with a laptop, sometimes when I use render mode my laptop crashes. It does't happen when it is plugged in, is there a problem if I work most of the time with my laptop plugged in??
Hi, I´m a begginer in blender, and for some reason I can´t see the light comming from the window like in this tutorial where we can see it projected on the floor. I found this Hdri image and even tryed to rotate it and still nothing. Any clue on this please?
i've struggling to get photorealism on a fully indoor (without windows, so no ambient light). Adding area lights feels so CGI :/ How to get it look more realistic?
every time i hear "you can't do proper archvis with blender" i laugh so hard and send the person link to your protfolio. now i can send video, its even better, thank you.
Hi George! Can you please explain me about the Indirect Light in the Clamping in render settings. It's 10 by default, what's happening when you increase it to 50 like in your setup? What kind of influence does it have on the interior scene. Thank you very much in advance!
@nikolamatkovic1065 As no one else has answered, I'll do it. Clamping indirect is a method in blender for reducing sources of noise in renders, making clean renders go faster. The drawback is that indirect light is filtered out, so light reflecting off a surface doesn't really hit nearby objects. This lack of indirect illumination is very obvious when you have light shining onto a metallic surface or through glass. The light patterns collectively called "caustics" just don't show up, since they're filtered out. Since these indirect light rays take much more time to calculate, they are very noisy unless a huge number of samples are used for the render, so clamping/limiting them is a cheap way of reducing noise, and in particular the so-called "fireflies" (very bright or fully white pixels randomly appearing). If you want more realistic indirect light reflections, you can increase the value for indirect clamping. Try 100-200 and see what that does for you. Be prepared to increase the sample count, though. To completely uncap indirect light, set the value to zero. At zero, no filtering at all is done - everything is calculated.
Hello guys, I am selling my scenes 📸(full package : models textures materials lighting and so on...) Hit me up on email : gturmanidze1993@gmail.com
www.artstation.com/a/14431733
Honestly, these are one of these tutorials that everyone needs to see
I genuinely struggle to add that realistic touch in my renders because it just feels too CGI and this will help a lot.
For some reason the video chapters disappeared last time I saw it so I might put this here so I can use this for future reference
0:33 Glass
2:16 Render Settings
3:17 (How to use) Denoiser
4:26 Increase Ambient Lighting
6:05 Nvidia Settings
6:32 Face Orientation
7:39 Bevel
9:35 Duplicate
11:09 Make it Sharper
12:03 Websites for assets/materials/Hdris
Thank you very much 👍
Thankss
Most impressive lighting in blender I ever seen
One thing I love abt Blender is after using it daily for over a year I still learn something new on every project
Oh, finally it happened I hope this is just the beginning of a long journey of yours
Yes it is 😉
Oh my God I've waited for this ever since I started doing archviz in Blender
Im pumped for this series. You HAVE to send me that blender theme you are using its so nice
One down and a whole series to go???!!?! Awesome!
I’ve filled a whole notebook up this evening;)
Thanks!!!!!
Have been following your work for a few years, so thank you for spending the time to make a video and share your knowledge, very much appreciated.
This is one of the best tutorial I've seen for blender , I've learnt so much in this one video of yours , please make more tutorials , I'm eagerly waiting for more tutorials! Great job !!! Your renders just too beautiful!!
wow finally i got the answer for what i asked you at instagram 3 years ago.
and now you made this video which can explain further.
i can't wait for more video from you 👍🏻
George, great content. We are waiting for more videos!
Waow that tutorial is SO valuable !! That's exactly the little extra touch of spice I needed for my renders. Many thanks ! Gonna rewatch it every week haha ! 😍
Amazing Tutorial, thanks, Bro!!
Love it! Where did you get that pampas plant? Such a great plant. :) Thanks! Subbed. W.
Great tutorial. I hope more tutorials will be released.
Thank you!
Finally i found your tutorial, I've followed you since 2017, your renders are super amazing both interiors and exteriors. Your belong that small number of great artists. Oh let me watch this video....
I always go to artistation to see your recent projects.
Thanks for the video :) Please keep making such great tutorials 👍
Amazing! More please!!
I've been using blender for 3 months now, and how come i didn't come across That Duplicate Tip. It's a lifesaver! ძალიან მაგარ საქმეს აკეთებ, წარმატება TH-cam-ზე და მადლობა ასეთი მაგარი ვიდეოს გაზიარებისთვის! :)
Amazing tips! Suggest a Fabric and curtain video tutorial.
Thank you for sharing this tips, batono George!
I never thought or changing my NVidia settings! Thanks!
love it, george. Can't wait for more videos, thank you for sharing!
Your render settings are so weird! Really looking forward for a nice explanation about it! I'm starting on the archviz biz on blender, planning on making tutorials on portuguese for aspiring interior designers. Your knowledge would be very welcomed! Thank you for this video.
Really insightful George...waiting patiently for the next ones you promised.
Yo! Useful video, we look forward to continuing, thanks for the information
You are the best, Period. Thank you.
This is very straight to the point and extremely helpful! Thank you so much!
Good tips and sources. Looking forward to more from you. Thanks George.
00:00 Hello guys, my name is Giovanni Giorgio..but you can call me.. Giorgio.. (jokes aside: PERFECT tutorial..thanks a lot! :)
Thank you for sharing valuable knowledge sir.
Awesome 👍
thank you! I am still struggling a little bit about exposure... and the render settings are much differents from yours so I don't understand... so I hope I will find something else among your videos :)
Should make more tutorials like this. Good videos about interieur lighting are hard to find.
Thank you! You are amazing!
best best best
please make more useful videos like this , you have cool renderings on
artstation , more lessons on interiors and exteriors would be great
really good tutorial.
I would love a few explanations if you have a minute…
1. Why do you have total bounces at 100, but diffuse, and glossy at 3? The 3 will override the 100…
2. Why do you increase the strength of the background of the hdri? Isn’t that unrealistic? I think increasing exposure in the settings would be more realistic.
In photography, I have to increase exposure in my camera, I cannot increase the light of the atmosphere lol
3. What sun strength do you use? Because again, whoever created cycles has the intellect level of a dead squirrel… the sun is not measured in actual light measurement, but rather is measured in 1, 2, 3, 4 etc
great!! Thanks for sharing
Amazing video!!! 👏
Nice work and well explained! would love to learn the best Nvidia settings for blender
I am looking forward to the follow-up tutorials. Could you please make it at 1080 resolution so that it can be easier to identify. Of course, it's good now. thanks.
excelente data amigo, gracias
Great job! I hope there will be more videos like this
Gamarjoba George thank you very much for this video! I've learned quite a bit of stuff today 😊
The music is very relaxing
best video ever
Awesome!
Such valuable info! Thank you for sharing. Liked and subscribed
Great content keep up the good work.
Hey we're waiting for your new video, your tips help a lot.
Wowww ♥️♥️♥️♥️
ძლივს მოვნახე ქართველი ბლენდერ გურუ 🙏🏻
What kind of interface do you use? Looks dope
Hey ! This is a great tutorial ! Many usefull and clever tips ! Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.
Awesome tips dude! Incredible how simple tweaks can chang so much!
Hello, where can I add Render Layers and others in the (Compositing) section of the render settings?
What a good video! Thx man, hope u continue producing content like this.
thank you!!!
Could you explain the why of the graphics card configuration?
Thank you.
Can you use keyboard addon? Thank you.
would love a video on how you do the post-process on the "summer time living room"!!!
Pls make some archiv tutorial
subbed for the stunning rendering
ვავა ქართველის ნამუშევრები, ძაან გამიხარდა წარმატებები
Thank u sir
How do you get the darker 'cells' for the settings values on the right side?
Thank you for this video, very informative and I look forward to many more. I am always looking for the basics of optimizing settings, I have a RTX 3080 and I want to get the best out of it and make sure I have all of the tick boxes correct :)
Great tutorial, thank you 🙏🏻
very interesting, I like your videos and your portfolio. May I ask? in your video, what computer specs are you using? I see your vieport rendering is very fast.
32Gb Ram and RTX 3080 Ryzen 7
@@blenderbender6311 omg its insane, oke thanks for information 😁
Fantastic!!!
Hello my name is giovanni giorgio but everybody calls me giorgio! xD
Thank you for video!
Hey, what specification computer you use for this great artistic 3d?
I am working in Blender with a laptop, sometimes when I use render mode my laptop crashes. It does't happen when it is plugged in, is there a problem if I work most of the time with my laptop plugged in??
I'm better in make models than lighting . can u make a video on lighting part for interior . I live ur art.
waiting for part 2 :)
Hi, I´m a begginer in blender, and for some reason I can´t see the light comming from the window like in this tutorial where we can see it projected on the floor.
I found this Hdri image and even tryed to rotate it and still nothing.
Any clue on this please?
You must rotate the Hdri from Z axis
Hi, can you tell me what theme in blender you are using?
i've struggling to get photorealism on a fully indoor (without windows, so no ambient light). Adding area lights feels so CGI :/ How to get it look more realistic?
Use IES lights
How do you scale the HDRI so that it looks true in size? 😮
every time i hear "you can't do proper archvis with blender" i laugh so hard and send the person link to your protfolio.
now i can send video, its even better, thank you.
For free quixel do i have to get an unreal engine license?
You just have to make an epic games account
Hi George! Can you please explain me about the Indirect Light in the Clamping in render settings. It's 10 by default, what's happening when you increase it to 50 like in your setup? What kind of influence does it have on the interior scene. Thank you very much in advance!
@nikolamatkovic1065 As no one else has answered, I'll do it. Clamping indirect is a method in blender for reducing sources of noise in renders, making clean renders go faster. The drawback is that indirect light is filtered out, so light reflecting off a surface doesn't really hit nearby objects. This lack of indirect illumination is very obvious when you have light shining onto a metallic surface or through glass. The light patterns collectively called "caustics" just don't show up, since they're filtered out. Since these indirect light rays take much more time to calculate, they are very noisy unless a huge number of samples are used for the render, so clamping/limiting them is a cheap way of reducing noise, and in particular the so-called "fireflies" (very bright or fully white pixels randomly appearing). If you want more realistic indirect light reflections, you can increase the value for indirect clamping. Try 100-200 and see what that does for you. Be prepared to increase the sample count, though. To completely uncap indirect light, set the value to zero. At zero, no filtering at all is done - everything is calculated.
@nikolamatkovic1065
This is gold, thank you so fucking much!
Sir .....I want to join your artist community...plz let me join ur projects....i am also a 3d artist...
amazingg work, where do you usually get high quality furniture models?
I believe collection instances are better than alt-d. But i dont know why.
Are there new tricks for the present?
Yes they are, i am working on a new video currently.
Make this room a tutorial please….
Nvidia settings video?
Soon
Computer requirements please ??
Eevee or cycles?
Cycles
When is the new video? George :)
In couple days ;)
@@blenderbender6311 I'm still waiting for new video, George.
Your fan from Russia ;)
and we are still waiting :D
lol his computer rendering 500 sample viewport faster than my brain
Are you from Georgia?
Yes
No new video?
Pearls of blender
is he using eevee
I am using Cycles
then why is it not pixelated
He’s using denoiser in viewport
Why did you hide your talent for 7 years