Tips for getting the right angles for exterior and interior perspectives..

can you share some?

ichi wrote:can you share some?

just assume yourself as the viewer of the image. focused to a more interesting part of the scene.

render master wrote:

ichi wrote:can you share some?

just assume yourself as the viewer of the image. focused to a more interesting part of the scene.

i agree with sir onel. kung baga ikaw ang director....
explore angles as much as you wanted. don't limit yourself.

i focus more on the highlights of the structure kung saan mpapa "wow" ang mga clients..
and sa mga details of the struture that is worth showing..
bka it might help..

just browse the tutorial section maam,,, theres a lot of good moves there:doublethu:

Read architectural magazines or websites. Look at how architectural photographers usually compose their scenes. That will give you ideas.

1. framing your subject well could give you a very good output.
2. a shot showing the 2 sides of the structure
3. use of 24mm-50mm could also help make the good angle

why not post one of your renders and we'll see how it's working.

ctrl+f will show your safe frame/box of your perspective...if your using max.

f-fortyone wrote:ctrl+f will show your safe frame/box of your perspective...if your using max.

ser 41...hhmm...di ba "shift+f" yun....

logikpixel wrote:Read architectural magazines or websites. Look at how architectural photographers usually compose their scenes. That will give you ideas.

follow this...ito kasi yung interesting part ng ginagawa mo...yung tamang angle at pasok sa panlasa ng makakakita...

i agree with 3dzone...so follow mo lang..