Corona house

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Corona house

I called this project " CORONA house" dedicated to the Corona team. :P Thanks guys for making this powerful rendering software. Really fast and easy to use, not to mention it gives more realistic feel and look on the renders. So my workflow here is I set up 3 VRAY HDRI (day, sunset, night) so I can just choose the lighting that looks good for the camera shots. I used Snip tool from windows to take snapshot on my settings so whenever I want to change back and fort i don't need to guess on the values of the lights. I also added some Corona lights and ies fpr the interiors. This would be my second concept and design for interior and exterior rendering. I use 3dsmax for modelling and Marvelous Designer for simulating the cloth and Ivy Generator. For the texture of the house, I use cgtexture maps, UVWmapping with different channels, VMPP, some premade models from Archmodels, Igrass, Icube, Vizpark, etc... and some furnitures are modelled by me where you can download these on my website www.dartofang.com I usually save the render without editing the contrast and EV of Corona's ColorMAP, in that way I can easily color correct in Photoshop or AE. Some of the renders have real time DOF and some are just zdepth using the Frischluft lenscare plugin in ae. Thanks for looking. 125834125822125833125832125831125830125829125828125824125827125826125825125823125835125836

Posted on 05.10.2014