10 simple steps for rendering in V-Ray 5 for SketchUp. Part 10 of 10
Just as Hollywood would never release a film that is not colour-graded, 3d artists should always post-produce their output before publishing.
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Just as Hollywood would never release a film that is not colour-graded, 3d artists should always post-produce their output before publishing.
The point of rendering is that it should look noticeably different from the modeling viewport. This means that intermittent quick render tests are frequently needed.
Make a few scenes as rough composition drafts, do intermediate render tests, and see which ones looks most promising. Lighting, camera position and materials interact.
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