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How to render jewelry with Vray for 3ds Max

How to render jewelry with Vray for 3ds MaxHow to render jewelry

 

How to render jewelry with Vray for 3ds Max : Rendering jewelry can be a tricky task, as it requires different techniques for lighting and environment setup compared to standard product visuals. Because most jewelry features highly reflective materials, it is of extreme importance that your environment and lighting rig is spot on!

This tutorial was created with V-ray version 3.0 . You will probably be able to follow along with older versions, but some screenshots may vary, or some settings may be missing or will have a slightly different effect on image quality.

The included max files are all created in 3D Studio Max 2013, but saved as 3D Studio Max 2010 files. So they will open fine in any Max version from 2010 up, but you will not be able to open them in older ones!

  • What will you learn?

    Jewelry modeling tips

A good visual starts with a good model. We’ll cover a few tips to consider when modeling jewelry.

  • Lighting setup

Crucial to any type of 3D visual is lighting! This is especially true for jewelry, so this will be a big part of the tutorial.

  • Reflection environment

Reflections and lighting go hand in hand, because the lighting setup will reflect in all parts of the jewelry. All materials are reflective, so we’ll spend most of the time tweaking the lights to get the desired look.

  • Silver, gold and diamond materials

The 3 most common materials will of course be created from scratch. Basic vray material knowledge however is required. Please read our Basic Vray Material tutorial first if you’re new to Vray for 3ds Max.

  • Different environment setups

Once everything is set up, we’ll show you different examples of how you can easily change the overall look of your jewelry visual. For example we’ll create a reflective groundplane (black & white), create a hotspot and also use a textured groundplane.

  • Post processing in Photoshop

No 3D visual is complete without some image post processing. We’ll show you a quick standard workflow to enhance your jewelry renderings with the use of Photoshop.

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