Photographic Rendering with VRay for SketchUp

Photographic Rendering with VRay for SketchUp

by Brian Bradley
Photographic Rendering with VRay for SketchUp

Photographic Rendering with VRay for SketchUp

by Brian Bradley

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Overview

This book is filled with examples explaining the theoretical concepts behind them. Filled with ample screenshots, diagrams, and final rendered images, this book will help readers develop an understanding of photographic rendering with V-Ray. If you are a SketchUp user who would love to turn your favourite modelling application into a virtual photography studio', then this book has been designed and written for you. Existing V-Ray users will also find plenty to enjoy and benefit from in this book. Some basic experience with SketchUp and familiarity with photography will be helpful, but is not mandatory.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781849693233
Publisher: Packt Publishing
Publication date: 03/09/2014
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 328
File size: 18 MB
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About the Author

Brian Bradley is a selftaught 3D artist and Training Author who started experimenting with creative software and 3D applications back in 1993. By the mid 90s, he was running his own small multimedia business working on projects as diverse as corporate logos, graphic design for clothing and vehicles, as well as developing full product and architectural visualization projects.

In 2007, he turned the attention of his familyrun studio toward fulltime production of CG Training, focusing initially on 3ds Max along with the mental ray and VRay render engines. In 2012, he joined the ranks of Training Authors producing course for the lynda.com online training library, producing (among others) VRaybased courses for 3ds Max, Maya, and of course, SketchUp.

Recently, Brian and his team have completed a revamp of the vrayelite.com website that they run and they plan to work at slowly but surely expanding both the level and quality of training and content that it houses.
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