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[Max] I need help! / Re: Jewelry Rendering - 3DSMAX
« on: 2020-05-18, 13:37:49 »
Yes I totally agree. I might be trying to find an easy way around that but I need to recreate the real setup completely. Thanks for the help! :D
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[Max] I need help! / Jewelry Rendering - 3DSMAX
« on: 2020-05-13, 19:16:21 »
Hello everyone,
I am trying to set up a small "studio setting" for jewelry products I'm planning to render, but I just can't manage to get the lighting setup
and the right materials for Metals (gold) and Gems (diamonds). I am currently using a simple backdrop, with 3-4 targeted lights.
I attached some screenshots of my setups and the gold material I am using for the metal
I am relatively satisfied with the dispersion of the diamonds, yet the metals are catching aggressive black reflections from the environment.
To eliminate those reflections and get a more natural feel, I tried the following:
1. Adding an HDRI of studios and interior rooms
2. Adding a gradient map with different combinations of black, whites and grays and using as environment
3. Isolating the jewelry in a completely closed environment (globe/light box)
However I still did not get any results. I attached some photos to show some of the results I obtained.
Can anyone offer any help? What am I doing wrong here?
Thank you for your attention, any feedback would help!
I am trying to set up a small "studio setting" for jewelry products I'm planning to render, but I just can't manage to get the lighting setup
and the right materials for Metals (gold) and Gems (diamonds). I am currently using a simple backdrop, with 3-4 targeted lights.
I attached some screenshots of my setups and the gold material I am using for the metal
I am relatively satisfied with the dispersion of the diamonds, yet the metals are catching aggressive black reflections from the environment.
To eliminate those reflections and get a more natural feel, I tried the following:
1. Adding an HDRI of studios and interior rooms
2. Adding a gradient map with different combinations of black, whites and grays and using as environment
3. Isolating the jewelry in a completely closed environment (globe/light box)
However I still did not get any results. I attached some photos to show some of the results I obtained.
Can anyone offer any help? What am I doing wrong here?
Thank you for your attention, any feedback would help!
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