I created a Realistic Render with Vantage - Here’s How

[@MelosAzemi]

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[@fianmu]

Vantage is game changer. Great result, faster work than Corona

[@turabalikhan1341]

how did you get the basic model into vantage? using live link (with vray) or some other way by directly importing it from sketchup? and if you do import directly from sketchup without using vray live link is it possible to create everything from start to finish like in enscape or d5 standalone? I think we need vray for vantage to work and can't directly do a project from start to finish in vantage alone. Is that the case?

[@zbieraj]

If this is realistic render in your opinion than you need need to really increase your standards...

[@turabalikhan1341]

hi. quick question, why didn't you continue working with vantage and switched to d5? enscape to d5 is understandable because enscape doesn't have that quality but would you rate d5 higher than vantage?

[@MelosAzemi]

Yes. Vantage is turning to a more VFX focused software.

[@turabalikhan1341]

​@@MelosAzemi Do you find any difference in render quality of d5 and vantage? D5 clearly beats enscape. Do you think d5 lights, shadows, reflections and materials, etc look better and more realistic than vantage? or are they equal quality-wise? Thanks for your response.

[@alexanderkostov3603]

Good stuff.

[@OUSSAMABOUAFIA]

vantage is made for animations, you should use vray instead

[@MelosAzemi]

Vantage is still faster and simpler.

[@cinimatvclips7149]

@@MelosAzemi yes it is fast compared to v-ray GPU rendering& very fast compared to v-ray CPU rendering,some times the lighting is not the same with v-ray. the HDRI lighting is the same but on emissive material lighting,sphere light,spot light,rectangular light & on cosmos library lighting materials you have to increase the emissive value very much to match the v-ray for eg.if the emissive value is 10 on v-ray to achieve the same brightness on vantage you have to increase the emissive value to 30-40 or even much. and also if you increase the render sample quality it's quality & to high or ultra the image quality will be almost the same with the V-ray GPU but the rendering time also will increase.

[@ludovicomassa4506]

Realistic??? Do you call that realistic?

[@diensss]

Unfortunately yes. I watched almost all of his videos, hoping he might tell something different. Even he can't make "realistic" renderings in enscape yet, but he's trying to sell courses to people, thats interesting 😊

[@ludovicomassa4506]

@@diensss FOUR years in archviz........great!