The COMPLETE Guide to Creating CG Product Renders

[@InfiniteLightAura]

the light diffuse is so clutch, never thought about doing that

[@anozanb]

Very helpfule, thank you for sharing

[@MattiaCuomo-j5b]

Amazing tutorial, that trick of the panel in front of the light is just new to me and I loved it!

[@MattiaCuomo-j5b]

*THANKS!

[@serhatduzgunn]

You created better than reference image. I love it. Waiting for more videos about animations and textures (people like Vincent Schwenk might be inspiring)

[@Interactiv]

I definitely have to experiment more with animation. Vincent Schwenk's work is very inspiring.

[@JoreXYZ]

Great tutorial. I learned a lot following this. Thank you for the amazing content!!!!

[@Equilion]

What a great video! Very organized workflow. Easy to follow along because of your detailled information. A tip though: Instead of fumbling around with color settings you can just use the eyedropper tool right in the color settings panel. Click anywhere on the screen (the reference image in this case) and grab the color you want your material to be in. From there you can fine tune it further. Much easier than eyeballing it. You've got yourself a new subscriber! ;)

[@EislenKenny]

Just here to say, I appreciate you so much and thank you.

[@Interactiv]

Thank you for watching

[@fitaxplus]

This is premium tut as always😍😍Love it

[@kahschmidt]

Don't need to log in to the course website? I feel a little insecure about this, after the purchase what happens?

[@britishmemes]

Great video, thank you

[@abobsing]

bro the details are fire 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@mohammadalamin6687]

Thanks for this awesome tutorial. Cant express my gratitude in words. Respect and Love

[@Interactiv]

Thanks for watching 👍

[@kidonlsd6256]

Awesome lesson ❤❤

[@Interactiv]

Thank you! 😃

[@JoaoSilva22222]

Hey, great tutorial - one question: instead of using translucent material, wouldn´t it be the same if you applied a map to the light?

[@madceee]

awesome 👍 thank you

[@rodolfoceruttidesigner]

Hello! Great tutorial! Just a silly question, but it would be really helpful. How do you make your vertices so big and easy to click? It would help me a lot because mine are very small. A hug from Brazil to you!

[@sriwonsingha]

Hey, this might help you. Found the way to make vertexSize bigger...Go to Edit> Preferences>theme scroll down until you see vertex size then change to how you like. Cheers

[@rodolfoceruttidesigner]

Thank you for helping me! You helped me a lot! Your tutorials are excellent, and I appreciate them! One that helped me a lot was the one where you created wine labels with a paper texture! Very cool, and congratulations on the excellent work!🥰🥰🥰@@sriwonsingha

[@HarteshKumar-f8v]

super amazing

[@tobiasb6892]

That disc you created around 38 minutes looks to me as if it was just supposed to be the top layer of liquid. Would it not be possible to create this look without making a disc? 37:20

[@JoshuaEjiro-r8o]

How do we follow along without the image files. You did not link them here

[@MattiaCuomo-j5b]

Hello, I am using blender 4.2 do you know why I cannot isolate the camera like you do? Thanks

[@IGarrettI]

when is it best to bevel and when is it better to use creasing to manage the smooth modifier?

[@sriwonsingha]

hi, nice tutorial. Any chance you will make a tutorial about animating scene product advertising in the future. Thinking about signing up for your course.

[@Interactiv]

Thanks. I would love to add some product animation here in the future.

[@imtiazali6980]

Thank you sir

[@Andrey9741]

Sorry if this is a dumb question, but what is the use of making this model? In a professional setting i mean, to do some animations? Because i guess for the product photoghraphy it already exist the real thing. Im asking because this is not the technical model for the making/producing physically, the product photo already exist so i guess this is just for animation? Again sorry if dumb question and great tutorial, thanks!

[@Interactiv]

There isn't much point modelling what would be an accurate model like a CAD model. I have had a few cases where the clients don't have this file and I have had to model it from scratch. This is usually smaller clients. It's great for the presenting to the client before it hits production. Hope this makes sense. Thanks for watching

[@Andrey9741]

@@Interactiv Yes! Thanks!

[@carolinacanal7301]

wait... al the tutorials on interactiv are here in youtube for free?

[@mprayagraj]

Bdw on your course page 14 course are there but in product visualisation only 10 will be there so which 4 will not be included?

[@josephtesha3810]

Anyone with the reference images? The resource file doesn't have and I cannot afford to purchase them

[@adamgregory732]

this may be a dumb question, however when I click f the bottom circle is not filling.

[@MrRiyality]

This may be a dumb answer but did you select all the vertices or edges before pressing "f"? Made that mistake a few times😅

[@mohjolife]

wow, loved it , how can i contact you project work.

[@ajstyles8998]

The rendered image looks like it has white outline around the object which the reference image doesn't display. I think it's because of solidify modifier. Can we solve that issue?

[@Interactiv]

The rim light behind the product which usually causes this. I didn't light the product exactly to the reference image.

[@vintezis]

Can I ask, what machine do you use? M1, M2 (or Intel) mac with how much RAM? Rendering seems pretty fast to me. Mine (M1 iMac) is definetly slower...

[@Interactiv]

M1 Max Macbook Pro with 32 gb RAM. Make sure you only have the Metal GPU selected under System in the Preferences. Having the CPU and GPU selected seems to slow render times.

[@Papiness]

mind sharing a video or list of ur pc specs?

[@Interactiv]

I am currently using an M1 Max MacBook Pro with 32gb of RAM. If I need to render videos I just to my PC which has a i9-10850k, RTX 3070 with 32gb of RAM. Hope this helps.

[@Papiness]

@@Interactiv Damn whatta workhorse! Thanks!

[@juanp.5364]

❤‍🔥

[@TrickyPasta]

the lighting on the left and right edges feels weird. other than that, looks amazing. how can you decrease the lighting on the edges?