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PBR is the hot new terminology for 3D visualisation and rendering technology. It stands for Physically-Based Rendering. This methodology provides a consistent way of simulating the natural interactions of light rays and real-world materials. Renders using this kind of method Read More …
PBR stands for Physically-based Rendering. It is the current trend in rendering technology as popularised by various real-time and game engines. Here is a link to Node Packs that can be appended in Blender Cycles for PBR impementation 🙂
A brief introduction of Movie Plus video editor. Read More …
Product Photography is the depiction of product design in an appealing manner. It is often used in Product Advertisements. It is also known as Commercial Photography. Most products are shot within an indoor studio setup. Often, the background is purposefully Read More …
Grasshopper, which is gaining immerse popularity within certain design disciplines, is a generative design and modeling plugin for Rhinoceros 3D. It can also be used to add parametric control to Rhino 3D models. As of this writing, it can be Read More …
3D Printing is a group of technology contained within the umbrella of Additive Manufacturing. The term Additive Manufacturing includes technologies such as Rapid Prototyping, Direct Digital Manufacturing and of course 3D Printing. Essentially, 3D printing is the process of making Read More …
We have enough inquiries about Rhinoceros 3D to think that it is a good idea to write something about it. Note: At Studiorola (in Partnership with Nosco Consultancy), we offer Rhino related courses such as: Advanced Rhino 3D Modelling Course Read More …
Traditionally, the rendering engines of 3D modelling and rendering software programs uses the central processing unit (aka CPU) to do calculation for rendering. However, for the past couple of years, there seems to be a new trend emerging. It appears Read More …
>>> Click here to go to Tutorial: Basic Introduction to Natron for Digital Compositing (Part 1) >>> Click here to go to Tutorial: Basic Introduction to Natron for Digital Compositing (Part 2) Once the node setup is complete, we can Read More …