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UdemyProduct Shot Rendering in Blender
4.6(103)2k studentsALL LEVELSEnglish
Korshub's take
From basic shape to finished product render
This course walks through the full pipeline behind a polished product shot in Blender: modeling, UV projection mapping, environment lighting, and rendering. Rather than jumping straight to a complex scene, it starts with a simple shape and builds up to a complete, lit, and rendered model, with each stage broken into a short, focused video lesson.
A nice touch for anyone coming from 3ds Max: the instructor shows how to remap Blender's navigation to feel like 3ds Max's, without breaking any of Blender's own default shortcuts — useful if you don't want to relearn navigation from scratch.
Who it's for
Complete beginners to Blender as well as experienced 3D artists who want a focused product-rendering workflow.
Key takeaways
- A full workflow from basic modeling to finished render
- UV projection mapping and environment lighting techniques
- An optional 3ds Max-style navigation setup for Blender
About this course
Whether you're a complete beginner or a seasoned 3D artist looking to expand your skills, this course is for you. I will guide you step-by-step through:
The basics of modeling.
UV projection mapping.
Environment lighting.
Rendering in Blender.
Starting with a simple shape to creating a complete model and then moving forward to finally lighting and rendering the product shot, I'll cover everything you need to know in order to achieve the final result.
Lessons are broken down in small and easy to understand format. Each process is focused and explained in a separate video lesson.
Good news for 3ds max users, I will be showing a way to change the navigation system within blender to act like 3dsmax. So, if you are used to 3ds max navigation system and don’t want to adapt to different style and just want to get things done without learning a new navigation that blender offers, then this is for you. Btw this is not necessary and also this will not break any other default blender shortcuts, so anyone can adapt to this method without breaking any of the shortcuts.
Whether you're looking to start a new career or just want to learn a new skill, this course will give you a good practical start. So, what are you waiting for? Enroll the course and let's start creating a product shot with Blender today!
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