Keyshot Interior Realistic HDRI Lighting Tutorial

简单高效。谢谢

Hello!
Is it possible to share how the room is created? You are talking about the program, but I can not find it. And how the room is imported in your Keyshot project?
Thank you in advance!

Very informative and I would like to have seen it render as well

i recreated the exact scene in keyshot,whenever i try to rendera a animation, the animation has flickering shadows.Anyone knows how to fix it.I tried turning off the env lights and rendered with area light inside the room,the renders are fine without the env lights

Hey! How do you actually avoid all those little bubbly artifacts you get on the floor and wall pannels? I got them as well and couldn't realise what was generating it!

You just helped me a lot! Thanks a mil!!

thank you so much incredible

hi bro pls help me, i'm facing a problem. when i open keyshot software through 3ds max. suddenly 3ds max file show error and quickly close 3ds max file. why this is happening plz help me.

Very impressive piece.Short n precise

Thank You

How do u get into the interior and keep editing everything? I have a 360 room but it wont let me edit and see everything inside clearly, is dark and the walls wont let me see anything either.

Man you awesome! Thank you!!!

just want to thank u. I literally use this setup as the base for all my uni projects in the past 2 years lol.

it looks like your building doesn't block the light, how do you do that?

Thank you for your works and my working has been upgraded by this video.

Great tutorial as usual Sam thanks. Really useful tip about using the shift camera feature for architectural shots 🙌

short and effective way to get good lightning - thanks a lot

Im begining to question my decisions to go to UNI to learn this stuff when there is Sam does Design !

"Nature uses Kelvin". If so, what did nature use before Kelvin invented his temperature scale in the 19th Century, I wonder... 🤔

Anyway, great video. I learnt some new things.

Thanks bro

i loe you sam i love this video

Hi. Why is the tortoise shell material not on the object when exported to gbl file. Do you know how to fix it.?

Tip about camera shift is so great. Thanks a lot!

Please more keyshot videos! and thanks a lot for this tutorial!

Amazing walk through! Thank you!

That's very benefical tutorial thankss

Love the tutorial

Very good channel :-)
I have a doubt, sometimes I load a FBX model, a car for example, it loads well ... with all its parts, but I can't put independent materials on each part, all the parts always catch me a single material and the same one for the whole model .. I'm a little lost with this .. sorry.

thank you! NICE!

What's the website name from where you downloaded the chair? How do you spell it? Thanks! This was so helpfull

Wow! That's was cool...

so helpful thanks

Do I need an expensive render machine to create such nice renderings or is it mainly about the right settings?

Do you have keyshot ready interior scenes? I'm ready to buy. Please email me: mexxonn @ yandex ru

can ou share project file please , i want to learn

thank you Sam it’s really helpful

can i download the scene for education ?
thanks

How can you set all scenes ? you showed just settings

Hi

How can one achieve the realist Grass in Keyshot 9

Thank you .

Thank you ^^

Hi, thank you so much for explaining this so easily. It's been great, browsing your channel.🤘🏿

when the room is quite narrow, how do you get it so the camera isnt just at a huge perspective?

Thanks sam. I learned camera shift and the light improvements by curves. This is brilliant and you are right, its literally pain to get right lighting by planes etc.

I remember watching an old KS video and it stated to maximise getting the most from an outside light source was to make sure your indoor room was fully enclosed. So in your case the entire room would be contained in a larger "studio". This I assume has changed on the later versions.

very helpful thank you :)

I dont have the "curve" option in my keyshot, could this be a new feature?
And when I insert my pin, I cannot see it so I have to move it around without knowing where it is.. any advice?
All in all amazing tutorial, it already made a huge difference!

again i don't feel like keyshot is for interior , there is other software that does it way way better

Amazing tutorial, I have been struggling with getting interior light by using only Sun, never got satisfactory results. Now I can :) Thanks for this video.

Awesome video Sam! Definitely helped me with some interior renders. Just curious, you mentioned to use real world interior dimensions. How did you end up figuring out the dimensions of the room from the photo? Were you just inferring things from the source photo?