Lately, I have been playing around with ways of creating Depth of Field (Dof) in Kerkythea renderings. What is Depth of field? It is typically defined as the area around the subject in a photo or 3D image that is in focus. Read More …
Part 5 of this tutorial discusses Rendering setting that have worked for me. >>> Click here to go back to Part 1 >>> Click here to go back to Part 4 Rendering Settings Before, we commence rendering, we will need Read More …
Welcome to Part 4 of this article/tutorial. >>> Click here to go back to Part 1 >>> Click here to go back to Part 3 Assigning Materials to 3D models Now that the basic scene has been set up, we Read More …
Welcome to Part 3 of this rendering tutorial. >>> Click here to go back to Part 1 >>> Click here to go back to Part 2 Typically for Product Rendering, I will insert an infinite plane into the scene. To Read More …
Welcome to Part 2 of the Kerkythea basic rendering tutorial. >>> Click here to go back to Part 1 Setting up the 3D scene Now that the libraries are installed, we can import our 3D models into the 3D environment. Read More …
This tutorial is meant for beginners to Kerkythea rendering system. First off, I will like to emphasize that I am no expert in Kerkythea. In this tutorial, I am merely describing what works for me. 🙂 Also, because I am Read More …
Are you looking for 3D models of Bathroom products and fixtures? Do you need to render a bathroom environment but is too busy to model all the fixtures such as taps and basins? If you are, you are in luck. Read More …
This is an Interior Rendering test. As I an not an Interior Designer, please pardon my un-refined sense in this area. The actual-sized rendering (at 1280 x 1024) took 9 hours to render on a Dual Core PC with 2GB Read More …
3Dvia.com is an interactive 3D model portal website. <br /> You will need to install the plugin in order to see and manipulate the 3D model. This website also allows these 3D models to be downloaded as their original format. Read More …