Realistic Interior Lighting in Cinema 4D and Redshift

[@virtuallyvisual]

This is seriously so beautiful, Ross. Really stoked to dive in here. Also using a real floor plan for a base to help model a room is genius!!

[@ariesyeah]

wow, this is an old one! watched this on patreon back in the day, and honest to god i still use so many of your tips and tricks from this video in my current works (the window frames, the panel mouldings, the lighting...) absolutely golden!

[@aotairu]

You're such a teacher, always lots and lots of useful tips!

[@bharat5194]

Thanks Ross! These videos are super helpful and encourage me to join your Patreon 🙌

[@imranhossain-em9gz]

Always enjoy watching your new videos❤️

[@learn2share461]

Very tuff to have a noise free fast rendering with this kind of inetrior. Have any ideas how to get rid of the noise witout a crazy long render for a simple scene like that? (I have 2 X RTX 3090. and it still up to 2.5 min for a 1080p render).

[@TomZandtValentine]

Have you tried the rs portal light? It's makes a huge difference for interior scenes? Might be what your missing for interiors?

[@SM-LUVME]

I fkn love u😭 u r a life saver ❤️❤️❤️

[@MagicalMysteryEvent]

some of u know where the photographic exposure settings went?

[@iamrossmason]

It’s now under a menu called ‘Optical’. Hope that helps!

[@Cyborg_Dolphin_Goat]

@@iamrossmason (in the camera settings)

[@yann.visuals]

I think combining a sky&sun with an Hdri doesn't work anymore. At least when I setup a nice Sun&Sky and then add the Hdri the entire scene gets darker.

[@Ricardo-de9ju]

Indeed, RS may not be the optimal tool for architectural visualization, and it seems unlikely that it will surpass Corona in that domain.