Hidden Shrine | UE5 Cinematic [4K]

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[@joshuaheineman2151]

everyone always uses that little shrine statue asset lol. Love the flies for detail, great lighting looks super realistic

[@axelrenauld5091]

Thank you, I appreciate it :)

[@user-ru8hn4gb6x]

light was popping abit 0:29 0:44 bust still overall it's so calm and peaceful to watch

[@JonathanWinbush]

Love the nats thats a great touch to add realism to the shots 🤙🏿

[@axelrenauld5091]

Thank you very much, I appreciate it. Thank you also for your tutorials ;D

[@JonathanWinbush]

@@axelrenauld5091 😁🤙🏿

[@maximus1172]

It looks absolutely majestic, and combined with that nice music, oh wow

[@axelrenauld5091]

Thenk you 👍

[@dominikgomoka8541]

Amazing work! Those small flies near the light are such a nice accent! One tip for your plants - you can tick the box of "evaluate world position offset in raytracing" to avoid the incorrect shadows, but I'd only recommend this for the plants in the foreground as it takes up some considerable performance and wouldn't be visible really in plants far away ;) Cheers!

[@axelrenauld5091]

Thank you, for the tip :D

[@gaspardlegrand4735]

incredible bro !

[@axelrenauld5091]

Thank you :)

[@ramixsabeh]

Amazing work man, did you use path tracer for the render? I can never seem to have such a realistic quality in my renders but I'm new to UE5 ! Wish I can learn how...

[@axelrenauld5091]

Thank you 👍 This is a Lumen render but there is a few post process effect done in Adobe After Effects. I used the movie render queue plugin for the rendering. Here is a nice tutorial to get some nice render settings : kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3e3l3qHnM56eNk&ab_channel=JonJagsNee Don't forget to play with the depth of field setting on your camera ;)

[@ramixsabeh]

@@axelrenauld5091 Thanks bro I really appreciate it :D ♥

[@deepjyotynath340]

can you provide a tutorial to this please

[@zed2929]

great, what are your render settings?

[@axelrenauld5091]

Thant you, here it is : 3840*2160 r.MotionBlurQuality 4 r.MotionBlurSeparable 1 r.DepthofFieldQuality 4 r.BloomQuality 5 r.Tonemapper.Quality 5 r.ScreenPercentage 125

[@zed2929]

@@axelrenauld5091 thanks my brother, btw, what trees did you use and what camera sets? like aperture,dof settings, coz in my case whenever i try to render with dof it looks too blurry

[@zed2929]

and the trees and vegetation looks fantastic@@axelrenauld5091