ASGVIS Visual Artist & Trainer Fernando Rentas explains how to use the sun in combination with HDRI to illuminate an exterior scene and produce sharp shadows from the sun in this video tutorial. This tutorial was recorded in V-Ray for SketchUp but also applies to V-Ray for Rhino. **Fernando will expand on this tutorial in two 90-minute online training sessions! More details here: bit.ly
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Saturday, February 2, 2013
How to use HDRI and sun settings
How to use HDRI and sun settings Tube. Duration : 11.50 Mins.
ASGVIS Visual Artist & Trainer Fernando Rentas explains how to use the sun in combination with HDRI to illuminate an exterior scene and produce sharp shadows from the sun in this video tutorial. This tutorial was recorded in V-Ray for SketchUp but also applies to V-Ray for Rhino. **Fernando will expand on this tutorial in two 90-minute online training sessions! More details here: bit.ly
ASGVIS Visual Artist & Trainer Fernando Rentas explains how to use the sun in combination with HDRI to illuminate an exterior scene and produce sharp shadows from the sun in this video tutorial. This tutorial was recorded in V-Ray for SketchUp but also applies to V-Ray for Rhino. **Fernando will expand on this tutorial in two 90-minute online training sessions! More details here: bit.ly
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Samsung Galaxy 2 TouchWiz 4.0 Tour (Homescreen, Settings, etc)
Samsung Galaxy 2 TouchWiz 4.0 Tour (Homescreen, Settings, etc) Tube. Duration : 17.78 Mins.
Learn more here: bit.ly The Samsung Galaxy S 2 comes loaded with TouchWiz 4.0, Samsung's competitor to HTC Sense and Motorola Blur for Android. TouchWiz impacts every aspect of the operating system, from the email app and browser, to the homescreens, app tray, notification shade, and settings. In this video we take a look at what Samsung has done with their latest Android replacement. To start, they've changed the way you move items from homescreen to homescreen by introducing a gesture that allows you to use the gyroscope to move through the homescreens without having to tap and drag items to the edges of the screen. Also, the widget menu is now a horizontally scrolling list, not a vertical one found in most other Android interfaces. Speaking of widgets, Samsung has added a wide variety of widgets, many of which can be resized. Widgets include weather, analog and digital clocks, celenader, note pad, task manager, and much more. You can have up to seven homescreens, which is managed by entering the zoomed-out homescreen view, accessible by a pinch gesture from the homescreen. Beyond the homescreens, the app tray has been spruced up. The paginated app tray can be customized with new additional pages, folders, and icons in different places. In terms of settings, Samsung has given the user the ability to change the system font, which is a nice touch. In terms of input, you can use the default Samsung keyboard (which is usable in a T9-like pad or full QWERTY), plus there is ...
Learn more here: bit.ly The Samsung Galaxy S 2 comes loaded with TouchWiz 4.0, Samsung's competitor to HTC Sense and Motorola Blur for Android. TouchWiz impacts every aspect of the operating system, from the email app and browser, to the homescreens, app tray, notification shade, and settings. In this video we take a look at what Samsung has done with their latest Android replacement. To start, they've changed the way you move items from homescreen to homescreen by introducing a gesture that allows you to use the gyroscope to move through the homescreens without having to tap and drag items to the edges of the screen. Also, the widget menu is now a horizontally scrolling list, not a vertical one found in most other Android interfaces. Speaking of widgets, Samsung has added a wide variety of widgets, many of which can be resized. Widgets include weather, analog and digital clocks, celenader, note pad, task manager, and much more. You can have up to seven homescreens, which is managed by entering the zoomed-out homescreen view, accessible by a pinch gesture from the homescreen. Beyond the homescreens, the app tray has been spruced up. The paginated app tray can be customized with new additional pages, folders, and icons in different places. In terms of settings, Samsung has given the user the ability to change the system font, which is a nice touch. In terms of input, you can use the default Samsung keyboard (which is usable in a T9-like pad or full QWERTY), plus there is ...
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