Use this setting to blur the foreground/background and draw more focus on your design.įocus: When using Depth of Field, this setting can be adjusted manually to zero on the most important element, which may be a specific design element or a person in the scene.Īuto Exposure: If the scene is too dark/bright, use this setting to adjust it one way or another. Try something closer to 50 degrees for rendered still images.ĭepth of Field: Seeing everything in the background is not always ideal.

However, it is not the lens a professional architectural photographer would use. Enscape has many of the same settings as a camera.įield of View: The default Enscape setting of 90 degrees is great for on-screen navigation. This combines technical knowledge and artistic flair.

Have you already created a beautiful rendering using Enscape? Post it in the Showcase section of our Forum! Our vibrant community is there to give you encouragement, tips and tricks.A photographer does not just point the camera and press the button… no, they make several adjustments and may even change the lens to get the perfect shot. Enscape’s roughness map settings can be used to adjust the roughness of your materials to create realistic-looking surfaces. There are several options to choose from such as Point Light, to Rectangular Light, to Emissive Lights. If you are only able to show the corner of a room in your rendering, a mirror helps create a sense of depth, where the image could feel flat. Add lighting sources to your model to brighten it up. Reflections allow you to add a sense of depth to any image, like when a reflective floor indicates high ceilings that would otherwise not be visible. There is only so much you can show on a still rendering, and even if the space is beautifully arranged, you might not be able to capture every detail in one image. Reflections are also important because of the atmosphere they can create. More and more architects use reflections not only to achieve photorealism, but to give their spaces a greater sense of depth. Enscape is a real-time rendering and virtual reality plugin for Autodesk® Revit® (also for Rhino, SketchUp, Archicad, and Vectorworks). Stunning reflections on a water surface project credit: tas_1985

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