Does anyone have any experience in using Blender (instead of 3D Studio Max or any other package) in creating architectural ‘verified views’, or happen to know whether Blender can be used in a ‘verified view’ workflow ? A verified view is a highly accurate visual representation, or photomontage, of …

Sure it can be used for this. Check out @3Dshaker [image] Archviz animation - our latest Suburban development animation Finished Projects This project included 2 types of final results - animation ( full CGI ) and renders + drone photos combination (with some PS adjustm…

Yes, we just call it architectural visualization or arch-viz. This is just a type of visualization, nothing too special about it. How highly accurate and professional it gets only depends on the skill of the person doing this as well as time/money available. So… You can see a wide range of that in t…

In fact, there are people who are well applied to architecture. I think the problem is the know-how to convert the existing method to fit the blender. Rather than radical transitions, you can switch from 3Dsmax to blender sequentially. In the process, there will be a lot of problems to be solved. …

Thanks, Vitoli. I’ll take a look, and establish whether there are any examples of ‘verified views’ specifically.

Thanks, MartinZ, for your input. I’m aware of Blender’s use in arch-viz generally. Currently, I’m trying to establish whether Blender may be used for ‘verified views’, specifically.

Thanks, oo_1942. Yes, I’m prepared for technical challenges and a learning curve. Currently, I’m trying to establish whether Blender may be used for ‘verified views’, specifically.

Well, i have done a lot of those photomontages, even in Blender ( Photomontage for a church competition ), but i never thought about calling them veryfied views. I usually get no GPS data, just the usual plans, and professional photos, well that would be nice. I often hae to work with smartphone pho…

I think yes, you can use Blender for verified views If you import data correctly match the model and scale and you can keep a record of which version you used and which settings You can make obj export afterwards which is compatible with 3DSmax if somebody wants to check it. Our company is archv…

I think the answer is definite yes. If the output is images, it’s most likely good for it and I would still group this into archviz no matter how you call it. Of course it’s also a matter if it’s going to be convenient for you and your specific requirements. Do you have any more specific concerns ab…

Thanks for your reply…and apologies for the delay in responding. I’m encouraged to try to establish a workflow for verified views using Blender. I haven’t done any before now, in any software. I’ve found this Youtube tutorial, describing (from 5:18) the process in 3DS Max. [Verified Views …

Architectural ‘verified views’ : Can Blender be used?

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