this helped a lot it cut down my rendering from like 30 seconds to just 2 lol

another 2 things thar can help; lens distortion Off camera objects, objects that arent fully in frame (makes it feel less framed and more like a real photo)

What motion blur would be helpfull in cycles?

Fantastic, and a good music taste too. :)

That's the most useful tutorial I've seen this month!

"more interesting lighting" did like 98% of the heavy lifting in it. ❤

that is where i found the Free Human Base Meshes For Blender

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The beauty of photorealism! Once you start understanding how imperfect things make up a apparently perfect scene, you've got nothing to say but just be amazed by it 😋

good tips. concise

kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWa5qJuwhLCCpbcsi=o7cO4VWTTVwZsdRP I was curious is there a way to create this scene build in blender? I really wanna made this

Why not retexture the mixamo character (at least the face) instead of just stylizing the image render. Then you can keep the detail in any scene you want.

I found adding a very subtle distortion and light glare helps a lot. But the biggest improvement I found, is in adding denoising, specifically lightroom denoising, and a tiny bit of grain, which makes it looks like it was taken on a phone camera.

you earned a sub. fast, concise, accurate information. thank u so much 🙏

Good video but one thing alot of people skip is, for example i already have stable diffusion installed in my pc and would like to use it instead of having dream textures try to download it again. How can i link my current stable diffusion with dream textures?

olix?

Your tutorial are very resourceful

Thank you!

gonna have to try this - thx for the inspiration!

This just feels like a lazy dude. If I were them I would clean my room

actually the first one looked more realistic so no you're wrong, i get to tell you the truth from my perspective, if i follow your logic Dayz Must be Soooo Realistic

I really like that you actually say the HotKeys, please make more like this they help a lot.

hello 😋 I'm new to Blender and am currently in tutorial hell. I found your video by searching "blender mv." Good luck on your KZbin and Blender journeys.

Almost perfect. Beautiful job.

Where were you ❤. 🎉🎉

Also a great technique is adding bits of dust in hair to objects in your scene. There is a great video by EJ 3D called "How to add realistic dust and hair in blender" it really elevates the realism but adds some complexity to the scene so use its parently. Fire video btw🔥🔥🔥

Thanks. I've seen this method multiple times now, and every time I've been thinking about using it, but every time I've just forgotten it :D Let's see if I'm remembering it from now on.

was hoping for this workflow but projecting onto 3d meshes from multiple angles! Need a way to do this easily in blender

can i use this with my already installed locally run stable diffusion?

Thank you so very much. I love the way you pronounced all the hot keys "Control B V." All the other videos sound like they just saying control B.

While randomness can add to realism. Its not whats required. Good lighting, good texturing and real world scale models (in order of importance) makes the most impact.

😊😊nice

Here is my tip: Dust, you know in that afternoon light all that dust floating around, yeah that.

A feature request: Different grain settings (size, intensity etc.) for the dark areas, mids and highlights.

By far the BEST realism video that I have watched, this one really made it click, thank you!

What about a newly furnished apartment and a productivity focused person living there with everything neat and tidy ✨️

Wow, this is a great breakdown! After learning the software etc etc one suddenly realises, there is something more to realism than just the engine

1:08 except in Andrew's dining room

Will you go in-depth with the Histogram and scopes thing?

Where i can find this goos plane for breaking up lighting ?

You needed to add dust to the top of the base boards where they meet the wall.

Pretty good ✨ What's your Email?

Your final image looks like a film scene, wonderful, you got a subscriber

Thank You So Much Brother ❤

I’m asking for clarity about the camera movement,so basically all you did was pre track an animation that you previously rendered then added that camera data to the scene to build your painting from there?

Can i project texture to abc animation? For example, i want to add some wrinkles to my animated face

Thank you for sharing, can I use this in Architecture visualization as in my current workflow I only use the last technique in the video but for the new building what can I do for realism instead of making it imperfect. Please share some thing I will apply in my new Archviz project. I also have one request for Archviz huge environment like background buildings, trees etc. is required to show the surrounding and like Unreal engine blender does not has it, can you make a video on this issue as I did not found any video for archviz big scene environment.

Lighting and how the materials react to it is still the most important aspect. But part of that is in how the objects in the scene are designed (are they perfect shapes? Things in real life aren't always the case). Because the lighting will be affected by this. I think that is what you mean by 'chaos.' Your scene with the modifications looks fantastic and is an improvement, but it still doesn't look photoreal to me.

i thought chaos software... vray ,corona

Why is this the exact video I needed I just got a commission for a music video