How to setup 3D Product Rendering Image with scene and lighting with Arnold, Autodesk Maya - Part 4

This is a time lapse tutorial for beginners, this video will be shown on how to create a 3D Product Rendering Image with scene setting by using Arnold Renderer which is plug-in of Autodesk Maya. This is a quick trial test of Arnold render, and a simple demonstration to show the steps of camera settings, 3D product lighting settings, scene settings in Maya, and create the bump map in Photoshop, this skill and technique is for beginner to understand in this tutorial.

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This video will cover the essential steps to create photorealistic 3D product rendering image (Merry Christmas Mug for example), which the 3D product render images can be a showcase that is used to post on Amazon, eBay, online shop, e-commercial website to demonstrate to your customer, when you have idea/design/product, the image is a good way to sell items to your customer. Enjoy~!

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