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by Chris Tyler: Fundamentals | Modeling
Texturing | 7.5 Rendering
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COMPACT DIGITAL CAMERA, Texture II

Christopher Tyler Apr, 25th 2012 2 Comments
This is the second part of the texturing of the camera. This set of tutorials focuses on the lens group of objects. The use of anisotropy, layer stacking of overlay secondary materials, the position maps dialog, and the use of custom fresnel values are explored and demonstrated.
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by Chris Tyler: Fundamentals | Modeling
Texturing | 7.5 Rendering
UV Mapping | Misc
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COMPACT DIGITAL CAMERA: Texturing, I

Christopher Tyler Apr, 22nd 2012 0 Comments
This is the first part of a 2 part texturing lesson for the camera. This first part walks through the creation of the body plastic, the rim metal, and the flash components. Tools used include the BurnUV function, the materials dialog, reflectivity, balancing the diffuse and reflectivity channels, bump and a basic discussion of the Fresnel curve.
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by Chris Tyler: Fundamentals | Modeling
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COMPACT DIGITAL CAMERA: Preparing the camera for rendering, II

Christopher Tyler Apr, 19th 2012 0 Comments
This tutorial shows how to correctly set up several pieces of the camera lens assembly in order to render anisotropic reflections. It demonstrates a possible (and common) problem and several techniques for solving it. The use of cylindrical mapping and a unique use of the lathe tool are explored for generating UV's (using BurnUV).
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by Chris Tyler: Fundamentals | Modeling
Texturing | 7.5 Rendering
UV Mapping | Misc
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COMPACT CAMERA: Preparing the camera for rendering, I

Christopher Tyler Apr, 18th 2012 2 Comments
This tutorial shows how to adjust and refine a model in preparation for rendering. This includes the use of hard edges, proper placement of bounding edge (control edges), and manually adjusting the resolution of a sub-section of the mesh using the Subdivide command.
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