10 Tips for Making More Photorealistic 3D Renders in Blender

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Within the last few hours I have watched tons of your tutorial material. I have very recently become interested in pursuing digital art. You make me want to learn more. And then learn even more after that.

I dont think that not using denoise its a good trick for realism. On the contrary, removing noise from the picture adds realism. Any good camera does not leave noise when shooting

Great tips thank you so much it helped me a lot

great video. Thanks

hey, I need help, I use blender and no matter how much I adjust the lighting in the scenes they dont look good at all, but the same exact scene with the same lighting and everything exactly the same looks completely different , is the quality of GPU , I got a gtx 1650. , what could be the possible problem for that and how can I fix it. Its causing me problems, I make whole project and when it comes to render the scene its just not good.

Hi sorry I’m still new on rendering videos nd I don’t like it so I’m using images so what software can I use to make the images look like a movie

Excellent advice... unfortunately, Photoshop is $50 a month and that is not doable for those trying to get on the bandwagon... There are other photo editing softwares available that are free and a few that cost about $50 one time and then all the updates are free... Affinity is one of them. Love the renders by the way.

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Noise you get in renders isn't the same as camera noise. It's better to denoise your render and add camera-like noise outside of blender

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Blender + Photoshop is my bread and butter

Thank you! Even with photo realism, you gotta start out simple and work from there.

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What do you put your noise on ?

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'Do not do everything in Blender' Voila! You're the first person that I've seen that said that just straight up. The Blenderverse at times to me feels a little Culty...

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Hi Nathan. Thanks for another great video and very useful tips. 
On another, but related topic. I'm sure you have a wide range of creations/ art work that are worthy of reproducing and selling. Have you every printed any of your art pieces? If so, what have you found to be the best process to print and onto what material? Cheers

Thanks for this. good, useful tips as always, 👍

Hi bro. i have question for you how can i draw my Lab render really realistic..... please help me

That exposure tip made me feel like an idiot. All that time trying to get the lights the perfect amount of bright and my stupid reptile brain never even thought about exposure

This is such a great Video! I just wanted to ask how you can leave just "some" Noise, every time I try adding Noise the Image gets too noisy and doesn't look good anymore
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Hello ducky sir I have question to ask you. Is there any model inspector for blender?

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Or another way to look at the post-processing side of things... virtually all professional photography goes through a decent level of colour grading, adjustment etc.

So in a sense, photorealism is about trying to recreate the reality that photographers and cinematographers would have us believe, not actual reality as you see it with your own eyes.

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My tip: Add a bit blur in post. Cameras always have a bit of blurriness to them, while 3D renders are 100% sharp. Adding just the tiniest hint of blur will make a huge difference, for me it did atleast.

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I would add that Filmic Log is nice if you do want to manually do color grading and other post effects for a more stylized approach. If you just want your render to look like a simple camera footage, Filmic on its own with exposure and contrast level adjustments should work fine. Just don't forget to help yourself with False Color mode :)

Actually setting the exposure instead of just trying to tweak your lights all the time, is a very underrated tip IMO
Also, learning about using nodes on lighting rather than just using them straight out of the box right now - from simple things like using a blackbody node to control the light temp, to more advanced things like making a dappled light effect or controlling the power of the bounce

Thanks ducky really helpfull tutorial . Can you make a tut about car headlights lighting

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"Eyes dont have noise..."

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My question is why anyone would even want to make something photo-realistic.