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I’m also running a Cinema 4D training for visualization with 3dhome, a Maxon-certified training institute in Budapest, Hungary. Whether I’m using 3ds Max or Cinema 4D, software puts no limit on the quality of my work. Today I’m using Cinema 4D and Corona Renderer in all projects I’m working on, and couldn’t be more satisfied I made the change. Cinema 4D recently changed its licensing having one package only, still selling one-third the price of 3ds Max.Īt the time I started migrating from 3ds Max to Cinema 4D, there weren’t many guidelines or opinions shared on the subject. Cinema 4D versions' flexibility was also very appealing, the basic, yet also powerful 'Prime' edition being roughly one-sixth the price of 3ds Max. Being already an advanced user of Corona Renderer, the next strong alternative was Cinema 4D, which also supported Corona (even though it was in beta at that time). After starting my business doing professional architectural visualization I had to revise the tools I used in my workflow from a financial perspective, since being dependent on 3ds Max – one of the most expensive 3D software of all – was a luxury I wanted to validate I can't get around. I've also run intensive arch-viz workshops for companies, teaching 3ds Max. I've worked with the software as a team player at various arch-viz studios, as well as visualised my own and other architects' designs as a student of architecture. Whether you're entirely new to VIZ or just want to get up to speed on the latest release, this book offers the explanations and clear, step-by-step instruction you need to put VIZ to work in even the most complex of design projects.I've been using 3ds Max for more than 12 years for architectural visualization, in different contexts. In Mastering 3D Studio VIZ 3, world-renowned AutoCAD expert George Omura teaches you every aspect of AutoDesk's powerful 3D design and modeling tool. Note: CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.

Using image editing programs in conjunction with VIZ.

Placing sunlight for sun-shadow studies.

Produce design presentation views-building elevations and top, front, and side views.

Creating materials and applying materials to objects.

Creating realistic and dramatic lighting effects.

Matching designs to background photographs.

Getting up to speed on the newest features.

Whether you're entirely new to VIZ or just want to get up to speed on the latest release, this book offers the explanations and clear, step-by-step instruction you need to put VIZ to work in even the most complex of design projects. Including All the New Features of Release 3