آموزش تجسم معماری PV Intensive 2025 : Render.camp

عنوان دوره : Render.camp – PV Intensive course 2025

سطح : تمامی سطوح

زمان کل دوره : – ساعت

تعداد فایل ها : 8 فصل

سال آموزش : 2025

فایل تمرینی : دارد

مربی دوره : DANIEL NAGAETS

نرم افزار : 3dsMax – Corona – Photoshop

زیرنویس انگلیسی : ندارد

Render.camp – PV Intensive course 2025

You don’t always need more time. Sometimes you just need the right structure — and five focused days to build what matters.

That’s why we made a short-format version of our main course.

• Five essential archviz scenes. Five days.
• Clean logic, no filler, and renders you’ll actually want to show.

Over the course of five days, we’ll dive into the most common scenarios for presenting architectural projects — using 3ds Max and Corona Renderer.

We’ll work through five full scenes — both interiors and exteriors — focusing on composition, camera work, light and shadow, color, shaders, and post-production. These are the core elements that truly carry over into real client work.

This intensive follows the same structured approach as our full professional visualization course — with a focus on clear logic and stunning final images.

The difference? Here, everything is condensed into one sharp, focused week designed to challenge your habits, refine your eye, and help you create work that stands out visually.

Second day
10 of June

Night in a bar
A huge number of people struggle with interior visualization when there’s no natural light and only artificial lighting is used. The goal of this lesson is to teach you how to create any type of interior using artificial light — and still end up with images that look striking and compelling.
Third day
11 of June

Sunny day. Complex exterior setup
Using this scene, we’ll cover key tools for architectural visualization in bright daylight — from light and shadow to materials and scene setup. You’ll learn where to find quality assets and how to create shots that elevate both your portfolio and project presentations.
Forth day
12 of June

Architectural night
This style of presenting architecture is always captivating — because with the right use of light, we can highlight the ideas hidden within a building’s form. Light reveals the design intent, brings meaning to the volume, and helps create an image that truly stays in the viewer’s mind.
Fifth day
13 of June

Breathtaking aerial shot
In this lesson, you’ll learn how to create stunning bird’s-eye views that feel not only realistic, but also deeply emotional. We’ll explore how to bring impact and atmosphere into your compositions — even from high above.
Learn what really
makes a render work
Over five days, you’ll build five independent scenarios — each focused on a key aspect of architectural visualization: structure, lighting, composition, shading, and postproduction. We’ll walk through the full process — from selecting assets and organizing the scene to refining light, mood, materials, and final polish.

You’ll see how we make decisions in real time — and learn to apply the same logic in your own work. No fluff. Just hands-on process, explained as we go.
Scene structure and setup
What a professionally prepared 3D scene should look like in 3ds Max — from model selection and scene organization to optimization and structure. You’ll see where to find assets, how to assemble them properly, and how to avoid common mistakes.
Lighting, color composition, and optics
You’ll learn to control the emotional tone of the image using lighting logic, color theory, camera placement, and render settings — all within Corona Renderer, with an eye on mood, clarity, and focus.
Shading
and materials
How to create realistic, expressive shaders in Corona Renderer — the professional way. From clean base materials to fine detailing that supports the overall read of the scene.
Postproduction and AI tools
Best practices in post using Photoshop — plus how to use modern AI tools like Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, and Magnific to refine and enhance your render without breaking its core