Chapter 9. Using the 3ds Max Camera
If you've ever taken a presentation drawing class, you've probably been shown the importance of carefully observing the subject of your drawing. It's important to be aware of the details of a scene or landscape that might otherwise go unnoticed. By recording those details in your sketches and preliminary drawings, and then addressing them in your scenes, you create a sense of depth and realism.
When you create a scene in 3ds Max Design 2010, it helps to recall those lessons in observation, even though you may not be creating a scene from real life. If you're creating a rendering of a building with lots of glass, it helps to go out and take a look at buildings and carefully study how glass reflects the surrounding ...
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