Webinar: Introducing V-Ray 5

Live webinar: Introducing V-Ray 5.

See how V-Ray 5 can help you save time and make your renders look even better. Join Chaos presenters Vlado Koylazov, Lon Grohs, and Peter Matanov for a tour of the new features in V-Ray 5, followed by a live Q&A session.

See how V-Ray 5 will help you:

Create multiple lighting scenarios from a single render without re-rendering.
Composite images directly in the new frame buffer without switching to another app.
Get a headstart on projects with new material presets and over 500 ready-to-render materials.
Keep your material library organized so your favorite materials are always easy to find.
Make your materials look more realistic with new randomness controls.
Get rid of texture tiling issues with Stochastic tiling.
Extend the perfect light of magic hour with the new sun and sky system.
Make your renders look more cinematic with filmic tonemapping.

We'll also be hosting an in-depth, step-by-step webinar on July 15th. Stay tuned for more information.

Recording

Speakers

Lon Grohs

Director Creative & Communication, Chaos

Visualization futurist and award-winning artist, Lon Grohs, oversees Chaos US and the Chaos Creative team. He founded Chaos Labs in 2014 to explore the potential of visualization technology with designers and industry leaders through collaborative research projects. Lon is a lifetime advocate of the art and science of architectural visualization and serves on the board of the American Society of Architectural Illustrators.

Vladimir Koylazov

Co-founder & CTO, Chaos

Vladimir "Vlado" Koylazov, co-founder and head of software development at Chaos, the makers of V-Ray and V-Ray RT. Passionate about 3D graphics and programming, Vlado is the driving force behind Chaos’ software solutions. Vlado is an expert in rendering theory and an avid 3D community supporter and he often participates in forum discussions to help users solve rendering challenges.

Peter Matanov

Product Specialist, V-Ray for 3ds Max, Chaos

Peter Matanov joined Chaos in 2012 straight from the architectural world, sharing his insight with the development and quality assurance teams, just as well as with V-Ray users. Peter is one of the experts on V-Ray and 3ds Max in Chaos with valuable experience and practical knowledge. He has been close to the development of V-Ray GPU since its early days.