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In Part 3 of this 3ds Max interior design tutorial, we tackle realistic interior lighting with Corona Render. Learn ArchViz post-production in Photoshop using AI to perfect your 3D kitchen renders! We will cover the complete lighting setup for two different camera angles to bring this space to life. 👇 Get the Complete Project Files: Want to reverse-engineer my exact setup? You can grab the full 3D models, scene files, and final Photoshop (PSD) files for this kitchen project right here: 👉 https://hmstudio3d.com/product/kitchen-project-files-psd-files/ 🚀 Take Your Skills to the Next Level: Get full access to my complete workflow in the VIP COURSE: https://www.hmstudio3d.com/vip-course (Watch the video to see a sneak peek of what's inside!) 🎁 Free Assets: As promised, here are the free tree models you can use to frame your own shots: 👉 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CHmCHfg7iwM2xkSlcnpbhmFCn24wmKnz/view?usp=sharing Missed the earlier steps? Catch up here: ▶ Part 1 (Complete Kitchen Modeling): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtaWsxI5xpM ▶ Part 2 (High-End Corona Materials): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KdHPfkzm0A In this video, you will learn: • How to set up realistic interior lighting for two entirely different camera angles • Professional ArchViz post-production workflows in Photoshop • How to smoothly integrate AI tools to add context, story, and finishing touches to your renders If you enjoyed this 3-part series and want to see more full-workflow tutorials, hit that Like button and Subscribe! Let me know in the comments—what kind of scene should we build next?
3ds Max Corona Render Interior Lighting Tutorial | Photorealistic Kitchen Workflow
Welcome back to HM STUDIO! In Part 2 of our Comprehensive Kitchen Series, we are moving from geometry to realism by creating high-end materials using Corona Renderer in 3ds Max. ----------------------------------------------------- 👉 Get full access to the VIP COURSE here: Https://www.hmstudio3d.com/vip-course Use code APR26 to get 25% OFF your purchase. This offer is available until the end of April. ----------------------------------------------------- If you haven’t seen Part 1 where we built the entire 3D model, make sure to catch up here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtaWsxI5xpM You can download the assets from here: 👉 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XOP3PRTDthmUKfVAVINQsm3GhVq2EcnZ/view?usp=sharing What you’ll learn in this video: Realistic Material Creation: How to set up physically accurate shaders for wood, marble countertops, and cabinet finishes. The Power of ACES: Continuing from Part 1, we’ll look at how ACES color management affects your material appearance for a more cinematic look. Next Step: In the final part of this series, we will take this kitchen to the finish line with lighting setup, final rendering in Corona, and professional post-production. Stay tuned! Support the channel: If you found this tutorial helpful, please hit the Like button and Subscribe for more 3ds Max and ArchViz content. Let me know in the comments: what is the hardest material for you to get right in Corona?
Realistic Kitchen Materials with Corona Renderer | ArchViz Series | PART 2-MATERIALS
Welcome to Part 1 of our comprehensive 3ds Max interior design tutorial, where we dive deep into professional kitchen modeling techniques. In this step-by-step workshop, we cover the complete 3ds Max kitchen workflow, from initial unit setup to intricate modular details, ensuring a high-end result suitable for any ArchViz project. ----------------------------------------------------- 👉 Get full access to the VIP COURSE here: Https://www.hmstudio3d.com/vip-course Use code APR26 to get 25% OFF your purchase. This offer is available until the end of April. ----------------------------------------------------- You can download the layout file here and follow along: 👉 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1I5SBVS5hpxdz2i3BgKN3mHmrWz0tgRxQ/view?usp=sharing Whether you are looking for a 3ds Max tutorial for beginners or a more advanced professional 3ds Max workflow, this series is designed to be accessible and easy to follow. We’ll be using Corona Render to set the stage for realistic lighting and texturing in the upcoming parts. In this video, you will learn: Setting up units and environment for interior design Step-by-step modular kitchen modeling Pro tips for efficient 3ds Max workflows Preparing your scene for Corona Render Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction & Finished Result 0:15 - Unit Setup (Crucial for ArchViz!) 5:00 - Basic Cabinet Modeling 15:00 - Detailing the Island & Countertops 30:00 - Final Modeling Tweaks for Part 1 Stay Tuned: Many of you have been asking for the next steps! Part 2 will cover lighting and materials to bring this realistic kitchen to life. Subscribe and hit the bell so you don't miss it! #3dsMax #CoronaRender #KitchenModeling #InteriorDesign #ArchViz #3dsMaxTutorial #ModularKitchen
Modeling a Realistic Kitchen in 3ds Max | Corona Render ArchViz Training
Stop Using Gamma 2.2 — Why ACES Makes Your Renders Look Real If your renders still look flat, harsh, or washed-out, you might be stuck in the old Gamma 2.2 workflow. In this video, I’ll show you why switching to the ACES color workflow instantly makes your lighting behave more naturally — giving you smoother highlights, richer reflections, and a truly photographic feel right inside 3ds Max and V-Ray. We’ll cover how to set up ACES in 3ds Max 2026, how the tone-mapping curve works, and why it’s now easier than ever thanks to OCIO-based color management. You’ll also see real render comparisons between Gamma 2.2 and ACES so you can decide for yourself. 💡 Want to learn the full ACES workflow step-by-step inside real production scenes? Join my VIP ArchViz Course — where I teach you how to model, light, render, and post-produce realistic projects from start to finish. 👉 https://hmstudio3d.com/courses/vip-archviz-course By the way, this isn’t a deep color-science lecture — it’s a practical look at what happens inside 3ds Max when switching from the old Gamma 2.2 workflow to the new ACES/OCIO workflow, and what kind of results you can expect in your renders. Here’s what’s going on behind the scenes 👇 • In the Gamma 2.2 workflow, textures are decoded to linear sRGB for rendering, and a simple gamma 2.2 curve is applied at the end so the image looks right on your monitor. • In the ACES/OCIO workflow, everything is rendered in linear ACEScg — a much wider color space that preserves brighter and more saturated tones — and the display uses the ACES tone-mapping transform (RRT + ODT), which already includes the correct display gamma. Both workflows end up showing a gamma-corrected image, but ACES offers a more filmic, physically accurate result with better highlight roll-off and color consistency across different devices. The goal of this video is simply to show how this new OCIO system works inside 3ds Max, not to compare render engines or argue which method is “better.” It’s about understanding how color management has evolved and how to get consistent results in your workflow.
Stop Using Gamma 2.2 — Why ACES Makes Your Renders Look Real
🎓 Learn the Complete ArchViz Pipeline with 3ds Max & V-Ray In this course, I’ll guide you step-by-step through a real residential project — from modeling and materials to lighting, camera setup, rendering, and post-production. Whether you’re a beginner or an intermediate 3D artist, you’ll discover how to create professional-grade architectural visualizations using the same workflow I use in real client projects. 💡 What You’ll Learn: Full 3ds Max + V-Ray workflow using ACES color management Efficient modeling, lighting, and composition techniques Realistic materials and rendering settings Complete environment setup with Forest Pack Practical post-production tips for final presentation 📦 Enroll now and start your journey: 👉 https://hmstudio3d.com/vip-course 🧠 No shortcuts, no fluff — just the complete ArchViz process from start to finish.
Ultimate ArchViz Course: 3ds Max & V-Ray Masterclass
In today's video, we're delving into the 3ds Max Physical Camera. We're going to break down every adjustment so that, by the end, you've got all the answers you need. Join me, [Your Name], at HM STUDIO, your destination for unlocking the secrets of 3D visualization. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting your journey in the world of 3D design, this tutorial is your ticket to mastering the art of visual storytelling. 📸 Unlock the Power of the Lens: Discover the ins and outs of the Physical Camera in 3ds Max as we demystify concepts like focal length, aperture, and shutter settings. From creating captivating depth of field to mastering motion blur, we leave no stone unturned. 🎥 A Unique Perspective: Learn how to manipulate the camera's field of view, composition, and focal point to breathe life into your renders. We'll explore not just the how, but the why behind each adjustment, giving you the creative freedom to tell your story.
The Ultimate Guide to 3dsmax Physical Camera: Enhance Your Renderings
🎨 Learn to Create Realistic Wet Asphalt Material in 3ds Max and V-Ray (Perfect for Corona Renderer Users Too!) 🎨 Welcome back to HM STUDIO! In this beginner-friendly tutorial, I'll guide you through the process of crafting a stunning wet asphalt material using V-Ray and 3ds Max. Whether you're a V-Ray enthusiast or a Corona Renderer user, this tutorial has you covered! 🌟 We're starting from scratch, focusing on the fundamentals, so no need to worry about complex techniques. I'll walk you through every step, helping you build a solid foundation for your future 3D projects. Here's a sneak peek of what you'll learn: 👉 How to create a V-Ray material from the ground up. 👉 Adjusting the color for that authentic wet asphalt look. 👉 Mastering the art of reflection glossiness for the perfect surface finish. 👉 Adding a touch of randomness to replicate real-world variation. 👉 Fine-tuning high and low values for sharper edges. 👉 Controlling texture size to customize your material's appearance. 👉 Incorporating bump maps for enhanced realism. And remember, we've made it super easy for you to follow along, even if English isn't your native language. 🌍 Before we get started, don't forget to hit that subscribe button so you won't miss any of our upcoming tutorials. If you find this video helpful, please give it a thumbs up to show your support. Ready to dive in? Let's create some stunning wet asphalt together! 🚗🌧️ If you'd like to access the material we created in this tutorial, you can find it here: https://hmstudio3d.com/product/wet-asphalt-material/ Thanks for tuning in, and I'll see you in the tutorial! Stay safe and keep creating! 🎨🖥️
Creating Realistic Wet Asphalt in 3ds Max and Vray | Pro Tips Revealed
PROJECT FILES: https://hmstudio3d.com/product/3d-house-model-with-multiple-light-setups-and-photoshop-files-ignite-your-architectural-vision/ Unlock the Ultimate Lighting Mastery in 3ds Max and V-Ray! Join us in this power-packed tutorial where we're going to revolutionize your skills in just 18 minutes. Get ready as we craft not one, but three distinctive lighting setups using the dynamic V-Ray Sun and Sky combination, along with the magic of HDRI lighting. In this tutorial, we're putting the pedal to the metal, revealing the secrets behind lightning-fast lighting drafts without compromising an iota of quality. Whether you're a seasoned 3D artist or diving into V-Ray for the first time, we've got your back. Witness firsthand how we breathe life into your 3D scenes with our step-by-step guidance. From optimizing each setup to harnessing the magic of HDRI, we're here to transform your 3D renders. Say farewell to time-consuming setups and unlock the door to impactful, efficient lighting like never before. Let's light up your world! 🔥💡
Exterior lighting in 3ds max: How to Set Up Perfect Lighting in Minutes! V-ray and 3DS MAX
PROJECT FILE: https://hmstudio3d.com/product/3d-house-model-with-layouts-your-blueprint-for-design-brilliance/ In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a 3D model of a house using 3ds Max. You will begin by setting up your workspace and creating the basic shapes for the walls, roof, and windows. You'll then use various tools to add details such as doors, shutters, and other architectural features. Whether you're new to 3ds Max or a seasoned pro, this tutorial is designed to give you the skills you need to create stunning architectural models. With step-by-step instructions and helpful tips, you'll be able to create a detailed and realistic 3D model of a house in no time. _______________________________________________________________ Download the cad file from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cCbPDr32Omrr8jdSey2JPRZ3PCG1S_Hc/view?usp=share_link
Unlock the Secret to Exterior Modeling in 3ds Max!
In this bedroom rendering tutorial, I'll be demonstrating how to render a bedroom in Vray and 3ds Max. We'll be using materializing and lighting techniques to create a realistic and elegant bedroom. This is the second part of a workshop and in the first one, we covered the modeling part. If you still haven't seen that, you can find it at the link below. The first part of the workshop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sh6-1FlLPA Project files are available on my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/HM_STUDIO I hope you guys enjoy it. Let me know if you have any questions. Cheers!
Vray Interior Lighting & Rendering Tutorial | Bedroom rendering workshop
PROJECT FILE: https://hmstudio3d.com/product/free-3d-bedroom-model-unleash-your-creativity-with-a-blank-canvas/ Do you want to learn how to model interiors in 3ds Max? In this workshop, we'll go through the steps needed to create a realistic bedroom scene. This workshop had two parts and in this one we will be covering the modeling part. in the second video that you can find at this link: We will learn how to make materials and render the scene. By the end of this workshop, you'll have the skills you need to start modeling realistic interiors in 3ds Max! The second part of the workshop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMhrGct3UBs You can download the layout from here and follow the modeling part: https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/6406/34d3/34ad/4101/7018/03db/large_jpg/house-of-screens-third-floor-plan-3.jpg?1678128350
Modeling Interior In 3ds Max | Bedroom rendering workshop
In this video, we'll explore Vray's powerful volumetric fog module. With this useful tool, you'll be able to create stunning atmospheric renders that will add depth and realism to your scenes. Volumetric fog is a powerful tool that can be used to create realistic and atmospheric renders. In this video, we'll explore how to use Vray's volumetric fog module to create impressive scene renders. By the end of this video, you'll be able to create realistic foggy scenes that will add depth and realism to your scenes! We will pick a reference picture and try to follow everything in that picture to get the same result in 3ds max and Vray. This method will be very simple and easy to follow. We also have the Aerial perspective in V-ray but I will teach you how to use that in another video. We will specifically focus on V-ray volumetric fog in this one. If you like this type of content, it would be really nice to follow the channel so you don't miss the next one. I will answer all of your questions there and you will be directly in contact with me. Wanna learn about Depth of field and motion blur in 3ds max? Have a look at this tutorial that I made earlier: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AS-7IVycYlU To download HIGH-QUALITY 2D characters you can check the Vishopper website: http://idevaffiliate.vishopper.com/idevaffiliate.php?id=148 To Download HIGH-QUALITY TEXTURES you can visit the POLLIGON: "https://www.poliigon.com?ref=hadimohammadi" ____________________________________________ The link to the 3d model from Evermotion's website: https://evermotion.org/shop/show_product/15th-anniversary-collection/16094 The link for the HDRI image used in this tutorial: http://noemotionhdrs.net/hdrs/Evening/04-03_Sun_B.rar ____________________________________________
Create Stunning Atmospheric Renders with Vray's Volumetric Fog!
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