Working with camera settings and lens effects in V-Ray for Cinema 4D

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New to V-Ray for Cinema 4D? You're in the perfect place! Our beginner-friendly tutorials will take you through the essentials, equipping you with the knowledge necessary to craft stunning stills and animations for your projects.
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Learn how to create and set up a V-Ray Camera. We also teach you how to tweak the camera settings to fine-tune your image's composition, exposure, white balance, and more. Add realistic camera effects such as depth of field, bokeh and motion blur, and lens effects. Plus, many useful tips and tricks.
If you have any questions or suggestions for future tutorial topics, please let us know in the comments section below.
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[@rennychristophertumwesigye8030]

Chaos has been needing to put out these tutorials since vray 3. This is what we have always needed

[@yunal_zobu]

Glad you found them useful, more are on their way ☺

[@josecraveiro9653]

These tutorials are very very useful, we need more 😉

[@Bahartehranii]

Always so excited about V-Ray

[@yunal_zobu]

Same here 🥳

[@chrischiles6263]

Does changing the CG cameras ISO/Film speed have the same negative effects as a real world camera has when you do those things? For example, If I Lower or raise my Cameras ISO in the real world, it can have negative effects on the dynamic range and also introduce alot of noise and unwanted artifacting to the image. Is this the same for the Vray Physical camera?

[@Ricardo-de9ju]

It pains me to watch this IRP, it's very slow! Why not use GPU?