We are planning to create more and more training about vray, modeling ecc… for this we are looking for an “english voice” to dub the video lessons.
This trouble of Max 2014 adding gamma 2.2 when saving in JPG made me think about.. and I found this interesting super-easy solution!
Can we evaluate if gamma compensation has been applied correctly, knowing the color and texture objectively? Yes, let’s see how with some simple examples.
Motion blur is due to rapid movement or long exposure: let’s try to verify if V-Ray is so real as they say.
Be expert means having experience, but the truth is that you don’t need to be “expert” to produce great images.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Ciro Sannino is an AI & Rendering Trainer, Chaos Academic Partner, and author of two books: Photography & Rendering with V-Ray and Chiaroscuro with V-Ray both dedicated to its famous 5SRW Method.
With extensive experience in photorealistic visualization and professional training, he now focuses on AI-powered ArchViz and hybrid 3D workflows, combining generative AI, structured prompt engineering, and traditional rendering techniques.
His teaching bridges the creative possibilities of AI with the precision and control of professional 3D visualization, helping artists embrace the next generation of architectural rendering.
The Art of Rendering:
- Corso Rendering AI (italiano)
- Learn with the Corona Renderer Course
THE V-RAY BOOK from Ciro Sannino / V-Ray Mentor
