Tips for Newbie Renderers
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In the spirit of Hazza, who had a great idea for beginning Sketchers
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@unknownuser said:
What's your beginners tip?
Postby Hazza on Tue Sep 16, 2008 2:35 am
I thought that there are alot of people on this forum that have alot of great knowledge and are willing to share it. In that spirit I wanted to start a thread on what's your ONE tip would you give a beginner?What's your One tip that you would give a newbie renderer?
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Practice
Wikipedia to understand the terminology.
Use the forums of the app you choose for help and knowledge.
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Rich O'Brien has the essence of it.
My company makes a renderer that functions on a 'no options, what you see is what you would really see' type of arrangement which has been aimed at beginners though.
http://www.youtube.com/bloomunit, could be worth a look
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Have fun, if you are not enjoying yourself you will never succeed.
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If you don't know much about photography then it's a good idea to start learning. Replicating photographic techniques will definitely help you to get realistic results - especially with product shots.
I've discovered that the hard way and the more I learn about photography the better my renders become.
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Never start that!

Try to simulate the reality will make your nights & days more small than never!

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@unknownuser said:
Try to simulate the reality will make your nights & days more small than never!

True that

But if you are having fun and making a living........
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