Although generally recognized as a render intensive process in scene or in…camera 3D motion blur can sometimes be the only way to create a specific motion…blur look for moving objects.…In this video we will focus once again on using the V-Ray physical camera to…create such an effect for ourselves.…As you can see we have loaded our Ch_ 08_Pool_Table_Start scene file again.…What we haven't mentioned up to this point is the fact that there is an…animation already setup in this scene.…You can see we have a big simulation that just provides some motion that we can…use to create a motion blur effect for ourselves.…
Now if we just come to frame 15, this is a portion of the scene that we are…going to want to render, we do of course need to make certain that we are…rendering through our motion blur cameras;…we have three of them settled in the scene, as you can see.…Let's just switch to our first one, we do of course need to select this camera…so we can work with it parameters.…Before we make any changes to them of course we just want to show you we've got…
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3/8/2012- Installing and setting up V-Ray
- Using the DMC Sampler
- Understanding color mapping modes
- Adding a spherical fill light
- Working with the V-Ray Dome Light
- Using irradiance mapping and the Light cache
- Creating diffuse color
- Making reflective materials
- Creating translucency
- Ensuring quality with image sampling
- Controlling the V-Ray physical camera
- Creating a motion blur effect
- Compositing V-Ray elements
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome56s
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Exercise files40s
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Workflow recommendation1m 58s
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1. Getting Ready to Render with V-Ray
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Installing V-Ray4m 25s
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Setting up V-Ray3m 14s
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2. Critical V-Ray Concepts
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Image sampling explained3m 19s
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Understanding subdivs3m 49s
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Using the DMC Sampler6m 54s
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Overview of color mapping4m 45s
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3. Key Lighting Tools
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Creating a mesh light2m 43s
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Creating a skylight effect3m 18s
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Working with the dome light3m 38s
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4. Global Illumination
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How irradiance mapping works5m 30s
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How light cache works3m 48s
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Using light cache7m 58s
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Understanding brute force GI2m 18s
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Using brute force GI7m 3s
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5. The V-Ray Materials
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Creating diffuse color8m 31s
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Making reflective materials5m 40s
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Blurring reflections8m 31s
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6. Quality Control with Image Sampling
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Using the Fixed-Rate sampler5m 57s
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7. The Physical Workflow
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8. V-Ray's Effects Tools
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Generating caustic effects7m 51s
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Using VRayFur6m 2s
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9. Using Render Elements
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Render elements workflow6m 47s
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Preparing to composite2m 22s
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Post-lighting a scene11m 40s
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10. V-Ray RT
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Overview of V-Ray RT5m 27s
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Conclusion
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What's next?1m 8s
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