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# Take 3D renders

## Render shooting (time, sunlight, composition settings)

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**Easily take render shots in Archisketch** 🎨

In Archisketch, you can easily take render shots without downloading a separate program.\
Freely adjust sunlight, background, lighting, and more to create the atmosphere you want.

You can also conveniently reload previously captured render settings and shoot again.

**Helpful tips for beautiful render shots!**

1️⃣ **Sunlight and indoor lighting settings are important!**

* Adjust the sunlight azimuth so that natural light enters the interior through the windows.
* **Recommended sunlight intensity:** 0.3 \~ 1.0
* If the room has small windows or no windows, increase the intensity of the indoor lighting to brighten the space.
* **Recommended lighting intensity:** 50 \~ 100

2️⃣ **Set a stable composition**

* **Camera height:** About 1200 mm
* **Field of view:** Set it to no more than 60° to achieve a stable and natural composition.

Now create amazing render shots with Archisketch! 🌟

## Render shooting + load saved settings

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## AI Styler rendering shoot

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