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# Archisketch Rendering Guide for Beginners
## How to take great Archisketch render shots!
Does the render studio setup feel complicated?
Don't worry! You can take amazing render shots like an interior designer too.\
We can create results that look like interior magazine photos too!\
Now, shall we try it lightly?
## Start by taking a shot and getting a feel for it
Just follow the settings below and you'll be guaranteed basic quality.\
Don't think too hard—just take a shot first!\
After you get the hang of it, making detailed adjustments will be much easier.
#### 1. Field of view
* Try shooting with the default value first. (Default: 60)
#### What if it's hard to see because it's blocked by a wall or front furniture?
{% hint style="info" %}
If you raise the field of view too much to capture the whole space at a glance, the distortion becomes severe! Use camera clipping to cut out the obstructing parts!
{% endhint %}
#### 2. Camera angle/height
* Set the camera angle to 0 degrees no matter what!
* Set it between 900 and 1200 mm. (This is the most suitable height for taking interior shots!)
If you followed along well, you'll see a Before & After like the one below 🌝
Doesn't the composition look much more stable? 🤩
{% hint style="info" %}
Camera angle setting tip! Summary
**Field of view 60** Don't go over it!
Camera **Angle 0 degrees**
Camera **Height 900 to 1200 mm** Set it between
{% endhint %}
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## Solving brightness issues ️
You've done all the settings, but you're still not happy with the brightness?\
Don't worry!\
With a slight adjustment to the lighting and background settings, you can get much more natural and beautiful results.
#### What if it's too bright and dazzling?
* **Background image**Change it.
* The default setting (NONE) is the brightest because it's a white background.
* Select a background image to add a realistic atmosphere.
* **Environment settings intensity**Lower it.
* If you lower the brightness of the background image, the indoor brightness will also go down.
#### What if it's too dark and the atmosphere feels gloomy?
* **Try increasing the additional lighting intensity.**
* Actually, there is hidden lighting in Render Studio! (Default intensity: 20)
* Want more brightness? Crank up the intensity and test it out!
* **Bring sunlight into the room.**
* When sunlight comes in through the windows, the interior becomes brighter and more cheerful.
* Tip: After changing the month to December or January, adjust the sunlight angle so sunlight enters the house more easily.
* Recommended intensity: 0.3–1.0 (If it's too strong, it may become excessively bright, so find the right intensity.)
Sunlight intensity: 0.83
{% hint style="info" %}
Rendering tip!
**When it's too bright**
Add a background image
Lower the environment settings intensity
**When it's dark**
Increase the additional lighting intensity
Let sunlight in
Furniture reflected in mirrors or reflective surfaces **At 4K or higher resolution**you can check it when rendering.
{% endhint %}
Now, you too can take great render shots like a pro!
Take a shot first, then keep adjusting to find the optimal result. Practice is the key to rendering!
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