Rendering through multiple camera.>.Maya.>.CMD

Hey.. so u got more than one camera and need to render all your layers from all your cameras at different frame range… Simple…

render –r mr –s 20 – e 60 – cam ZoomInCam NewScene01.mb

render –r mr –s 80 – e 95 – cam PanCam NewScene01.mb

note :

-s and -e  are flag for start frame and end frame respectively.

-cam is the flag for the camera name in the scene here ZoomInCam and PanCam are the names of your camera in your scene [NewScene01.mb ]… which is written at the end…  hope this helps…

Regards

Ankit Sharma

…::mia_lens_bokeh::…

Bokeh Effect is blah blah blah… lol…  read this info on wiki pedia and get back to see how to use bokeh MR shader in Maya 2009 or less …Wikipedia Bokeh Effect Link    

After the  tecnical stuff  lets see how to get this shader working in maya… I am going to use a very simple scene… as simple as it can get… its got a plane..Oo… few smooth cubes and a MR Physical Sun Sky

[no info about this here...lol]……

Color Space Fundamentals

 

Computer monitors emit color as RGB (red, green, blue) light. Although all colors of the visible spectrum can be produced by merging red, green and blue light, monitors are capable of displaying only a limited gamut (i.e., range) of the visible spectrum.

Mental Ray Sampling

Introduction

Sampling is one of the most delicate features of Mental Ray (and most of the other renderers) rendering-time and quality-wise. Some Maya-renderer users tend to use only the default preset render settings of Maya and this technique leads to very drastic rendertime increases when dealing with Mental Ray. To properly tune rendetimes and image quality to your taste you have to understand a few fundamental concepts and techniques.

Audi render

after a busy week finally finished doing the test render fixed some materials.. this was just to test the new lights in Max.

White Balance and Color Temperature in Digital Photography

 

By Jim Altengarten, exposure36 Photography

One of the confusing aspects of switching to digital photography is the white balance setting on your camera. We will explain why that setting is necessary and provide tips on using white balance settings to add creativity to your photos.

 

The three primary colors that form white light (Red, Green, and Blue) exist in various proportions in any lighting situation–depending upon the color temperature of the light. When the color temperature is high, more blue light exists.

Concept Art

These concept art recruitment posters by Feng Zhu

Architect from Spain & Visual Artist

Roberto Fernández Castro

another artist whose work inspire me…

Website link

sorry Roberto mistake….

GFX artist community

I came across a nice digital artist community link this is much better than the famous CG-talk where people dont even reply sometimes… well i suppose they are way to busy helping out others who are trying to learn… I dont blame them…at all.. cheers… ankit

The Design Chapel

another inspiration site.. must see…

site link