My Lumion Competition Entry (2011)
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Apples on a plate, modeled in 3d studio max 2011, vray materials.
Free for use on any personal / commercial work. download here

Here is a quick way to fill a jar with pebbles, or any container with items in 3D Studio Max using Reactor:
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I did this presentation for my Environmental Issues class, check it out, you won’t believe the facts!
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I was tempted to conduct an experiment of “fake caustics” which I first saw on Bertrand’s blog. The results are very fast, it took about 1 minute and 43 seconds to render this image vs 11 min and 20 seconds if using real caustic settings in vray, without losing any quality.
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Gamma Methods A and B comparison

I had to update an older rendering, all I changed were a few pieces of furniture, most of the settings and lighting wasn’t touched, except for the gamma settings.  The new rendering came out with a lot more noise this time, and I was curious what caused so much more noise, turns out it was my Gamma setup.  As you can see in the images above, the issue is resolved by using Gamma Method B instead of A.
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Finally got my blog online, unfortunately, nothing was backed up from last blog, so I’m going to start from scratch all over again.