Hay. How are you doing? ))
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Author of render.camp, Trender, Fortes Vision.
I do professional archvis and help people grow in this.
I use this channel as my notepad with useful and inspiring things.
Daniel Nagaets Live
07 Oct, 13:48
Alright, everyone, in just a couple of hours, we’re kicking off the final Professional Visualization course of the year. If you’ve somehow missed everything, here’s your last chance—here’s the link.
But join only if you’re ready to make your renders absolutely amazing. Any other reason just doesn’t make sense!
But join only if you’re ready to make your renders absolutely amazing. Any other reason just doesn’t make sense!
Daniel Nagaets Live
06 Oct, 10:01
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Daniel Nagaets Live
22 Sep, 08:36
Hi guys.
If you’ve been avoiding Stable Diffusion because it’s tricky to install, ForgeUI has got you covered.
It offers the same interface as Automatic1111, but with a one-click installation process.
All the links and details are in this video:
https://youtu.be/o6wM4M445zM?si=sYX1CLjetAW8Ks2o
If you’ve been avoiding Stable Diffusion because it’s tricky to install, ForgeUI has got you covered.
It offers the same interface as Automatic1111, but with a one-click installation process.
All the links and details are in this video:
https://youtu.be/o6wM4M445zM?si=sYX1CLjetAW8Ks2o
Daniel Nagaets Live
10 Sep, 10:11
Hey guys ))
Not too long ago, a young lady reached out to me and sent over some of her renders—decent work, I have to say, definitely not the worst. She asked for some feedback.
Her work was solid, and it was clear she knew what she was doing. But to me, the final result felt a bit ordinary—nothing that really stood out.
So, I asked her for the scene, and without changing her design, lighting, or materials, I made a few tweaks in the camera settings, turned off some light sources, and did a bit of post-processing. The result, in my opinion, was a much more captivating shot.
What do you think? Which version do you prefer? And would you be interested in a video where I explain this process?
Not too long ago, a young lady reached out to me and sent over some of her renders—decent work, I have to say, definitely not the worst. She asked for some feedback.
Her work was solid, and it was clear she knew what she was doing. But to me, the final result felt a bit ordinary—nothing that really stood out.
So, I asked her for the scene, and without changing her design, lighting, or materials, I made a few tweaks in the camera settings, turned off some light sources, and did a bit of post-processing. The result, in my opinion, was a much more captivating shot.
What do you think? Which version do you prefer? And would you be interested in a video where I explain this process?
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