Working with camera settings and lens effects in V-Ray for 3ds Max

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Watch this video to learn how to create and set up a V-Ray Camera. We show you how to tweak the camera settings to fine-tune your image's composition, exposure, white balance, and more. You’ll also see how to add realistic camera and lens effects like depth of field, motion blur, lens dust and more. Plus, many useful tips and tricks.
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[@lalitsiv]

Great Video This is really nice

[@omarha5588]

"Now our ladder seems to be moving as FAST as Lighting Mcqueen from cars"
Also Lightning Mcqueen: kachao😉

[@majid.a_p5746]

thanks

[@arrahman-ex6yh]

This is really really nice job for Vray. Vray should more easier and premier and ai based.

[@ashsahidhossain4697]

What version of max and Vray?

[@LmMusic-fi4mq]

I want to know how can I setup the sun to look like this video

[@DanFrederiksen]

It's nice. Changes to color balance and exposure should probably not trigger rerender. It should just be instant adjustable.

[@Mranshumansinghr]

Why was this not implemented last year?

[@vipinsaman4959]

You mean the Lens effects?

[@Mranshumansinghr]

The varied safe frame size for each camera. This is very easy in Blender.@@vipinsaman4959