I've been working as an archviz artist for two decades now. During that time I have taught archviz to over 100,000 students around the world via online courses. Follow along with me to learn about all things archviz -- software, industry insights, career advice, training, etc.
I Finally Tried D5 Render 2.10 And It Dominates With These 4 Key Features! [video]
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"What software should I use for archviz?"This is a question I have heard over and over, but the answer just isn't that simple (sorry). That said, I have noticed one software that has been becoming very popular, very quickly. That software is D5 Render. I have gotten so many requests and comments on my videos that I have to try out D5! Why is this? Where did this software come from and why is it all of a sudden becoming a staple in the archviz world? Well, I did try it out (thanks to D5 Render for hooking me up with a copy) and I found some things about it that really caused it to stand out. In the video I cover 4 different features that make D5 a real standout from other options I have used for real time archviz.
I'd also love to know what you think. What features do you really like? Or, if you haven't tried D5 before, are you ready to give it a shot after seeing the results? |
Hi! I'm Adam Z, a professional archviz artist
I've been working as an archviz artist for two decades now. During that time I have taught archviz to over 100,000 students around the world via online courses. Follow along with me to learn about all things archviz -- software, industry insights, career advice, training, etc.
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