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[Max] General Discussion / Re: Too much noise on final render

« on: 2020-08-19, 11:18:33 »

Could be a wrong DOF settings at your camera...too...

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[Max] I need help! / Re: Corona Licence also offline working ?

« on: 2020-01-20, 15:31:55 »

thanks for the answer.
So working couple of hours offline should be fine ?

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[Max] I need help! / Corona Licence also offline working ?

« on: 2020-01-20, 13:55:39 »

Hi there,
I need to work on a workshop with my workstation in a offline environment.
Is this possible ?

Thanks in advance
marcel

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[Max] General Discussion / Re: Weakness of corona ? - artifical lighting with little daylight - or bad skills

« on: 2019-12-03, 09:08:06 »

Thank you for the tips. I will give it a try!!

nice day!

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[Max] General Discussion / Re: Weakness of corona ? - artifical lighting with little daylight - or bad skills

« on: 2019-12-02, 18:29:43 »

If you see those two images from the gallery.

I know it is stupid to compare two images like that- but i shows how good the "feeling of daylight" the bedroom scene is compared to the
more artifcial litten scene.....with less reality.....

br marcello

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[Max] General Discussion / Re: Weakness of corona ? - artifical lighting with little daylight - or bad skills

« on: 2019-12-02, 18:23:21 »

Hi guys,

Thanks for your replies. Maybe my communication wasn`t good. Sorry.

I think that daylight interior images are easier to achieve in a realistic quality than working only with artifical lights...

So I was wondering how to deal with corona light settings, as well as the overall light situation....

Attached are two images- where I try to explain my problems...

Thanks !
BR marcello

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[Max] General Discussion / Weakness of corona ? - artifical lighting with little daylight - or bad skills

« on: 2019-12-02, 08:27:28 »

I realized, that giving your scene enough daylight, shows up the beauty and power of Corona.
Working with no or almost no daylight- changes the overall look & feel.

I tried to use corona disc light and use a longer exposure with my camera- to fill the space with light.
As a result the wooden brown floor colored the overall look & feel into a 70"s looking image :-) 

Does anybody experience the same and what are the rules for superb realistic images ?

happy day..

marcello