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Using the Render Mask tool

Using the Render Mask tool

From the course: 3ds Max: Rendering for Compositing in V-Ray Next

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Using the Render Mask tool

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- [Instructor] One challenge that simply comes with the territory when trying to complete high quality, high resolution renders on any project is the amount of time that needs to be allocated to do the rendering of the final images, this challenge, quickly turning into a serious problem, if we're told late in the day that alterations have to be made to an already prepped and maybe even rendered deliverable. Situations like this, of course, as already noted a few times, being part of the reason why many studios and freelancers have long since turned to working with compositing-based pipelines. Let's suppose, for this exercise, then, that we have just finished quite a lengthy render on a project but have done so without the need for further compositing work in mind. In other words, what we are getting out of Vray is all that we have, so no matte elements, no masks, nothing but the final image. At this point, though, our art…

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