Milad Kambari is a 3D visualizer based in Tehran who recently decided to host an exhibition there of 3D artwork made by various artists using Corona Renderer. We caught up with him to learn a little about him, to hear about how the exhibition went, and take a look at some of the renders that were (literally!) on show:
Read more about the exhibition at the Arasbaran Cultural Center
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Claudio Gallego is a 3D artist who has been creating renders for online configuration tools that allow users to view a product with different styles, finishes and environments which they can pick for themselves. These require many tens of thousands of renders to handle all the possible combinations, and we spoke with him to find how he manages these kinds of projects!
Read how Claudio creates the renderings for the configuration tools!
Continue reading Claudio Gallego – Babyfoot and Billiards
Whether 3D is your hobby or your career, it’s quite likely that at some point you have used a render farm. Have you ever wondered what it’s like behind the scenes, what goes into running one, and when people choose to turn to a render farm to help out? We spoke with Lucas B, Director of Operations at GarageFarm.NET to find out!
Read the interview with Lucas B
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It’s a brand new year, and time to take a look at some of what is next for Corona Renderer and VR!
Read what’s next for Corona and VR!
Continue reading Corona Renderer and VR update, Jan 2018
Back in August 2017, Architectural Visualiser James Dowling released his Atmos. III project. In this article, he takes us through his workflow, covering details such as lighting, depth of field, and more!
Read more about the making of Atmos. III
With great pleasure, we announce the release of Corona Renderer 1.7 for Autodesk 3ds Max! In this release we focus on massive rendering speedups, accelerating your workflow, and making your 3D people look amazingly realistic!
The New Features video below gives you the quickest overview of what’s new in this release:
Read more for full details on the update and the download link!
“Nuremberg Bathroom” is a project by Mohammadreza Mohseni, co-founder of Vivid Visual Studio. In this article, he shares how the project was made, along with some MAXScript that you may find useful in your own projects!
Read about the making of the Nuremberg Bathroom project!
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“El-Qird Beyitkallem” (translated as “Monkey Talks”) is an Egyptian movie released in January 2017. The story centers around two brothers who plan to free their father using their skills as magicians, and all the VFX in the movie were created by Meda, using Corona Renderer. We spoke with him about his workflow on the movie.
The armored vehicle cuts created for the Egyptian Film Monkey Talk from Meda
Read more about Monkey Talks!
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Fyodor is a freelance CG artist from Saint-Petersburg, Russia who uses Corona Renderer to create concept art. We spoke with him about his workflow and techniques, focusing on the steps to create one particular image.
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Continue reading Fyodor, “Last Survivor” concept art
We’re excited to announce the release of Corona Renderer 1.6 for Autodesk 3ds Max!
The wait was worth it, as we’re giving you some really sweet features with this version! Find out what’s new in the video and quick facts below:
For the tl;dr generation – get a brief look at what’s new:
Read more for full details on the update and the download link!