Corona Interior Course: Achieving Hyperrealism – Gor Arakelyan

Mastering Hyperrealism in 3ds Max and Corona Render

What You’ll Learn In Corona Interior Course: Achieving Hyperrealism

Module 1: Setting the Foundations

• Lesson 01: Setting Up 3ds Max for Archviz Projects
• Lesson 02: Modeling an Interior Using Photo References
• Lesson 03: Modeling Large-Scale Furniture
• Lesson 04: Applying Tessellation and Other Techniques for Displaced Meshes
• Lesson 05: Cleaning and Importing 3D Assets

Module 2: Mastering Materials

• Lesson 06: Adjusting and Normalizing Material Workflow for Imported 3D Assets
• Lesson 07: Setting Up a Dummy Camera and a Single Light to Create and Test Materials
• Lesson 08: Creating Advanced Material for the Floor
• Lesson 09: Applying Blend, AO, and Curvature to Add Realism to Materials
• Lesson 10: Adding Imperfections to Enhance Realism and Break Superclean Visuals in the Scene

Module 3: Enhancing Realism

• Lesson 11: Why Displacement is Great? Using Displacement to Achieve Hyperrealism
• Lesson 12: Setting Up Our First Camera Shot
• Lesson 13: Tonemapping HDRI to Achieve Balanced Lighting
• Lesson 14: Adding Artificial Lights

Module 4: Rendering and Post-Processing

• Lesson 15: Rendering and Post-Processing the First Shot in Photoshop
• Lesson 16: Creating Realistic Camera Movement with Your iPhone and Blender
• Lesson 17: Importing the Camera to 3ds Max
• Lesson 18: Setting Up Animation Rendering in 3ds Max
• Lesson 19: Post-Processing Animation in DaVinci Resolve

Module 5: Finalizing the Project

• Lesson 20: Managing and Finalizing the Project with Scripts

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